Sentence examples for is being re-evaluated from inspiring English sources

The overall online market is being re-evaluated down by 3percentto6percentcent.

But now, for the first time, resistance to the idea of public power in San Francisco is being re-evaluated.

When Bosworth writes that the loathsome 1966 potboiler "The Chase" is being re-evaluated, one is eager to learn how.

Hubert Parry, another Gloucestershire composer, is being re-evaluated after years of neglect (Jerusalem and Blest Pair of Sirens aside).

Meanwhile, as news is being re-evaluated in the context of the Financial & Risk business, that division is being re-evaluated in the context of the wider Thomson Reuters group.

The traditional system (in which all plants must be assigned to a species, genus, family, order, class...) is being re-evaluated.

"It's being re-evaluated as a legitimate aesthetic movement, where before it was written off, especially by those critics who were promoting Abstract Expressionism and Modernism".

But Tim Miller, whose firm -- Tim Miller Associates -- is planning the project, said the early designs are being re-evaluated in light of comments from the public.

"There are a lot of security cameras out there that are being re-evaluated, instead of looking for a white van, they are looking for a Caprice," he said.

In November last year, having had months to chew on the data from Chelyabinsk, a Nasa scientist called Bill Cooke said the likely frequency of such meteor strikes was being re-evaluated.

Its new chief executive, Joel Simon, said that the Gateway project was being re-evaluated and that it was unlikely that the more than 2,000 housing units that were part of the original plan would be built.