Sentence examples for carefully revisit from inspiring English sources

The mood on "The 20/20 Experience" tends to reread classic soul, and it suggests that Timberlake has heard the recent works of Frank Ocean and Miguel, which also carefully revisit old soul.

Social marketers should carefully revisit and revise the current pricing strategy to reflect the market's ability to pay.

Your comments lead us to carefully revisit the utility of the autocorrelator, and these efforts have led us to clearer understanding.

Seismogenic shear zones and their associated fragment-size spectra should be carefully revisited in the light of dynamic deformation.

It is argued that if history is to be used to give credence to explanations of empirical regularities in a variety of settings the original source of the relevant concepts must be carefully revisited and deeply researched.

We carefully revisited the processing of diffraction data and the refinement process of the model (Figs. S3, S4, S5) to ensure the accuracy of these processes and the modeling of 1FBK.

It is time for these concepts to be seriously and carefully revisited in the United States.

The rise of new multinationals in countries like Brazil provides an opportunity to revisit and carefully construct theories of how firms internationalize, a topic on which extant theory is weak.

"You could do so much more with the technology of that now, so to revisit that carefully without going too far and being stuck in the past [seemed appealing]." PHOTOS: Hollywood backlot moments.

If your crush sounds like the topic is really making her nervous, carefully change the topic and revisit it at a later time.

"It's a perfect example of how valuable it can be to revisit 'failed' drugs and to carefully consider whether new evidence can be produced to revive the compound".