Sentence examples for re-examined in a from inspiring English sources

"This is something we haven't re-examined in a long, long time".

"Fundamentally something has to change … the model of local TV has to be re-examined in a way that allows fledgling operations the chance to actually grow.

This method was first developed in Amara et al. and later re-examined in a companion paper with rigorous simulation tests and analytical treatment of tomographic measurements.

According to Jeff Henry, chief executive of Archant, which owns Mustard TV, "the model of local TV has to be re-examined in a way that allows fledgling operations the chance to actually grow".

Second, their oeuvre tends to be re-examined in a kinder light than during their lifetime: as Joni Mitchell once pointed out, you don't know what you got till it's gone.

But now that the auction excitement has worn off, and the film is re-examined in a cooler light, you can sense how something like buyer's remorse could be setting in.

Today, that familiar Prendergast style can be re-examined in an exhibition of his personal inventory -- a cache of paintings, prints and drawings that delve into the private world of the artist at the time of his death.

The damage patterns observed in Adapazarı were quite peculiar, so these are re-examined in an effort to answer the question of whether they are indicative of a consistent trend in terms of the building attributes and/or site conditions.

In particular, the critics say, the idea that there is no safe dose of a carcinogen must be re-examined in light of an increasing body of evidence.

Lindros, who sustained the eighth concussion of his N.H.L. career on Jan . 28 was re-examined in Montreal by a specialist, Dr. Karen Johnston.

When the cellular composition was re-examined in patients with a high-grade peritumoural inflammatory response, the relative proportion of lymphocytes increased whereas the proportions of neutrophils and macrophages fell.