Invigorate used in a sentence

Invigorate in a sentence as a verb

I think the purpose of the tax credit was to invigorate the electric car industry.

For example, the bustling environment will actually _invigorate_, not drain, me, because that's the kind of place I enjoy.

Eventually I shook up my life by taking a job in an entirely different country and the difference in daily life was enough to invigorate me again.

And solving it would, directly and indirectly, re-invigorate our economy and provide an entire sector not just of jobs but of careers / career growth.

Attempting to invigorate sensible modern Java practices within that organization would seem hopeless.