Sentence examples for issue to be revisited from inspiring English sources

Some administration officials expected the issue to be revisited after the election.

The recent discovery of sdY as the master sex-determining gene in rainbow trout (Yano et al. 2012) now allows this issue to be revisited.

Some of the key issues to be revisited are treatment of trends, seasonality, and calculation of thresholds, in the light of the findings presented here.

The results of studies on the role of appropriate wine consumption in the prevention of cardiovascular disease are inconsistent, suggesting that the general approach to the issue needs to be revisited before further research is conducted.

The issue needs to be revisited as part of the strategy to reduce increased pressures on hospital bed capacity in the UK, as there is a perception that iatrogenic disease may contribute to avoidable admission.

"The previous changes to supply teacher pay and conditions clearly have had a detrimental impact on the availability of supply teachers, a vital part of the education service, and the issue needs to be revisited," he said.

If CEA is not initially identified during the scoping stage as a clear need, this issue needs to be revisited again at the evidence, recommendations and peer review stage.

I would think these fundamental issues need to be revisited before the government tacks on another day to an already grim working week.

When this current war on Gaza ends, a number of issues will have to be revisited amongst them the long term status of the nearly 2 million Palestinians who still call Gaza home.

It says the issue will have to be revisited in the near future.

That issue is likely to be revisited soon: Congress is preparing to appoint a special committee to recommend ways to reduce the deficit.