Sentence examples for it revisited from inspiring English sources

But it revisited the issue under criticism from the Environmental Protection Agency, which said the early reviews had not been broad enough.

Piaget saw the power of the hour markers first hand when it revisited a few of its models by changing the type of markers used on the dial.

His list has stood the test of time so well that when the IPPR thinktank published recently its Condition of Britain analysis, it revisited the five topics for an update.

While the "something" came back to Baldwin the man, mightily impressive and entertaining in private, as electrifying a public speaker as any who ever stepped onto a platform, it revisited the writer only in patches.

Instead of equalizing sentences when it revisited the issue in 2010, Congress lowered the penalties for some crack offenses and reduced the sentencing disparity between crack and powered cocaine from 100 to 1 to 18 to 1.

The second half of Gould's book was equally important because it revisited a concept conceived by Haeckel in the 1860s, elaborated by Gavin de Beer in the 1930s (de Beer 1930), but then all but abandoned.

It revisits Mr. Burroughs's abortive advertising career.

"It revisits some of my favourite themes of time travel, androids, robotics".

Basically, children are out to maximise their pleasure, by personalising it, revisiting favourite moments".

Come to think of it, revisiting the old games is actually a wildly disappointing endeavor.

It revisits, too, the Wilde trials from the viewpoint of his persecutor.