Sentence examples for re-examine if from inspiring English sources

THE PRESIDENT: Would you re-examine if you want to?

If UFC's popularity and price tag are a genuine reflection of America's values, it's long past time to seriously re-examine if those values are the ones we should be championing.

More research is needed on high-priority interventions and research funders should re-examine if intervention research is enough of a funding priority.

Credit ratings also need to be re-examined if we are to ensure that they better reflect the high risk taken on by companies that invest in the long term.

Rushanara Ali dropped out of the deputy leadership campaign last week after it became clear that there were too many candidates for each to achieve the 35 votes needed from MPs. Eagle said the party's rules may need to be re-examined if it is to bring in more candidates from different backgrounds.

It added that the decision could be re-examined "if an extreme change in circumstances takes place". Israeli security officials said there had been cases in which Palestinian fathers turned in their sons to the Israeli or Palestinian authorities to prevent the youths from carrying out attacks, which in turn would have resulted in Israel's demolition of the family home.

That is, only vertices u∈V v ∗) must be re-examined if v ∗ is deleted from G. Each connected component (mathcal {C}_{i}) of graph G can be identified by a root vertex associated with a DFS tree.

Therefore, we re-examined if recombinant TRPV1 and/or TRPA1 could serve as molecular sensors for NO.

In some cases, non-significant variables were re-examined if further consideration was warranted based on the available literature.

Samples were re-examined if the difference in OD between aliquots from the same sample was more than 15% of their mean value.

Mr Plosser has already said that the Fed should re-examine QE if growth quickens further.