Sentence examples for has been re-evaluated from inspiring English sources

The federal flood insurance program, for instance, has been re-evaluated and revised.

Although it famously flopped on Broadway in 1981, this Stephen Sondheimusicale Furthasusical has been re-evaluated in fine British revivals at Leicester Haymarket in 1992 and London's Donmar in 2000.

The majority of the cost overrun has come on electrification of the Great Western mainline, whose price has been re-evaluated from £1.6bn to £2.8bn in the past year.

A man held at Guantánamo Bay who was previously deemed too dangerous to release has been re-evaluated by a US government panel, which is reviewing cases as part of an effort to close the prison, officials said Thursday.

The Clash were ultimately cool with their debut album in 1977, uncool in 1978 on the back of Give 'Em Enough Rope, cool again by 1979's London Calling, then laughing stocks with 1980's triple album Sandinista!, although that album, too, has been re-evaluated in recent years.

"A lot of the jobs on the Net are posted, and then when you track it down you find out the budget has been re-evaluated or the company is hiring internally," said Lawrence Saltzman, an out-of-work Manhattan programmer.

The k2 values for the two esters have been re-evaluated using our pH-titration technique described elsewhere[4].

For this purpose two databases comprising buildings surveyed in Adapazarı after the earthquake have been re-evaluated.

The numerical simulations, which only predict the rotor-alone tones, have been re-evaluated in light of these new modal measurements.

Therefore, inorganic materials have been re-evaluated by conservation researchers because of their long-lasting effects and good compatibility with stone substrates.

Recently, previous thermal analyses of porous materials embedded in channels or cavities have been re-evaluated using a local thermal non-equilibrium (LTNE) modelling technique.