Sentence examples for of being reconsidered from inspiring English sources

American hostility toward Venezuela is only about 12 years old, but shows no sign of being reconsidered, despite the evidence that it is also alienating the rest of the hemisphere.

We believe that our current expectations for treatment of PsA need to be reconsidered in light of emerging data on the treatment of psoriasis without arthritis.

Doctors' discretionary powers and families' powers of attorney need to be reconsidered in the light of patients' preferences.

Thus, the role of these animals is being reconsidered in the transmission and spread of influenza viruses (1 – 3 ).

If this is true, the very idea of sageness needs to be reconsidered.

The court sent the case back to a lower court for some of the claims to be reconsidered.

Together with the refutation of the paradigm of 'brain constancy', a 'neurocentric' view of the brain is also being reconsidered.

But a scheme near Aberystwyth is being reconsidered because of slow progress.

However the role of surgery in SCLC is being reconsidered.

At evaluation, surgical resection of metastases was reconsidered by a team of experts, consisting of a liver surgeon, radiologist and medical oncologist.

The overall conclusion is that supported computerised cognitive behaviour therapy confers modest or no benefit over usual GP care and suggests that the routine promotion and commissioning of cCBT be reconsidered in light of our findings.