Sentence examples for reevaluation of from inspiring English sources
Reevaluation of early Holocene chicken domestication in northern China.
P.S. Here's Stephen E. Severn's fascinating "reevaluation" of the movie, originally published in Film Quarterly.
It's an art installation that forces a total reevaluation of how music is released and listened to.
His dissertation is a reevaluation of the psychoanalytic concept of the death drive.
He held that a radical reevaluation of the understanding of human nature was needed.
There has been no major biography of him, perhaps on account of the dullness of his life, nor any serious reevaluation of the poetry.
For some this is a necessary reevaluation of a once-persecuted animal; for others it's yet another scheme concocted by city folk who don't understand the countryside.
Controversy erupted in 1903, however, after a reevaluation of Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus specimens by American paleontologist Elmer Riggs.
Quality reevaluation of ethical drugs.
The reevaluation of Valley-based firms' projected earnings reduced market capitalization by more than $300 billion.
The results are leading to a reevaluation of radiocarbon dates all over prehistoric Europe.
