Sentence examples for Constant reevaluation from inspiring English sources

"What the study does indicate is that this is a very sensitive population and that any treatment needs to be done with a lot of forethought and constant reevaluation" said Dr. Bruce J. Kinon, a Lilly psychiatrist.

The rising cost of medical care has caused a growing concern among older people and societies, in general resulting in constant reevaluation and reform of institutions and programs designed to aid the elderly with these expenses.

That kind of situation requires a commitment to constant reevaluation, to learning and adjusting, to knowing resilience building is not accomplished from the top down, and is not a task, but a trait.

This "destructive" impulse, elements of which may already be heard in Haydn, led to constant reevaluation of the basis of sonata form and hence of the symphony as a whole.

Adopting more than a few of them would seriously complicate anyone's life, while trying to decide on the few that are most likely to do good would be very time-consuming and subject to constant reevaluation as new results come in.

The assumptions and demonstration included herein refer to the idea that in Romanian adult training, an unprecedented crisis is clearly visible in relation to training pedagogy specialists; this situation demands constant reevaluation, and, in the upcoming years, it will likely further need to be addressed as a matter of urgency.

It needs constant attention and reevaluation.

It requires constant tinkering evaluation and reevaluation.

It took time to train employees, and it required constant tweaking and reevaluation as customer preferences and business dynamics changed.

Mantra: Everything in life needs "constant analysis and reevaluation".

Caregivers can achieve this through constant observation and reevaluation of their loved ones' needs, changing skill sets, health needs and menu preferences.