Sentence examples for reexamining that from inspiring English sources

"12 Years a Slave" arrives as a new wave of filmmakers and authors is wrestling with and reexamining that painful chapter in U.S. history.

But according to a report published this week in The Annals of Internal Medicine, it is time to reexamine that assumption.

But Ms. Smith said she was surprised the agency left tuna steaks -- those from large fish, not the canned tuna made from little fish with far less mercury -- off the list, and urged it to reexamine that advice.

When he was on city council, O'Rourke pushed for a resolution calling on the federal government to reexamine that prohibition.

We sequenced Y-STR makers in Y chromosome and collected complete mtDNAs for many East Asian and European individuals to reexamine that view.

If there is no way to reach your current goal without acting in an imprudent manner, you may need to reexamine that goal.

Weiner and I also talk about LinkedIn's stunning user growth this quarter, whether companies should reexamine that late 1990s idea of IPOs as marketing events, and whether that user pop is sustainable.  .

Police have said they will reexamine that 2013 case.

I don't reexamine what that picture looks like every day, I maybe do that every few months and assess whether everything seems to be falling into place the way I'd like it to or that it needs to.

I only wish that more theatres were as adventurous as these three and reexamined plays that may not be knockout masterpieces, but are eminently stageable.

As shown in Table 3, five of the MSA patients and 3 of the PSP patients were examined with another type of SPECT camera at baseline, and 2 of the MSA patients were reexamined with that camera also after 1 year.