Sentence examples for investigated anew from inspiring English sources

When the police investigated anew, they discovered that Smith had benefited financially from all of his wives' deaths, the largest amount from Williams, who had left him £2,500 in trust money (worth around £190,000 today).

The 11 cases to be investigated anew include the train fire in Godhra; an attack in Ahmedabad, Gujarat's largest city, on a walled housing compound, in which 39 people were killed and 31 reported missing; and attacks in an Ahmedabad neighborhood, Naroda Patia, in which 100 people were killed.

The shooting is being investigated anew by the sheriff's internal affairs bureau, according to a report by a county official recommending the settlement.

In his new state he begins to investigate the apartment anew by smell and touch, as he doesn't have eyes.

New evidence uncovered by documentary filmmakers, suggesting that as many as 10 people may have been involved in the abduction, prodded federal prosecutors to join with Mississippi authorities in investigating the killing anew.

While the investigated forms of normalization can be safely performed before CV, PCA has to be performed anew in each CV split to protect against optimistic bias.

Since these changes are interrelated and can not be investigated without interdisciplinary collaboration between scientific fields, Earth system science (ESS) is required to provide a framework for recognizing anew the Earth system as one composed of its interacting subsystems.

This finding differs from some previous studies (Estes & Adelman, 2008a, 2008b; Larsen et al., 2008): those investigating ELP data, using a more limited set of words (from ANEW, Bradley & Lang, 1999) and crucially, for which some important control variables are unavailable.

All of these limitations of existing frameworks for investigating demographic and health changes in the epidemiological landscapes of countries around the world, call for a look anew at ways to better understand the mechanisms underlying the exposure to and occurrence of disease, illness, sickness, death and ensuing phenomena.

— and investigating her initial impulse for the piece, which had a lot to do with going back into the vernacular of Irish step dancing, deconstructing it, looking at it anew".

Instead we thought anew, and acted anew.