Sentence examples for revised in light of from inspiring English sources

Revisability and appeals: decisions can be revisited and revised in light of new evidence and arguments.

In fact, in the spirit of philosophical empiricism, theories get revised in light of fresh evidence that they cannot explain.

An Interior Department spokeswoman said that the Nov. 30 date had not been revised, in light of Thursday's accident.

The story also captures a turning point where the ideographic script was formally revised in light of alphabetic writing.

Perhaps the adage should be revised in light of current capabilities — never put anything online that you wouldn't want your future spouse or future boss to see.

In time the lectures became a restatement of his theory of justice as fairness, revised in light of his more recent papers and his treatise Political Liberalism (1993).

In revising in light of my assessment of the evidence, it seems that the revision could only proceed in one direction: by modus ponens, coming to believe I will not E.

"Fertility preservation is kind of in no-man's land, so to speak, because it's a hybrid between the cancer and infertility fields," said Dr. Kutluk Okay, co-chair of the panel that developed the ASCO guidelines, which it is currently revising in light of studies like the Cancer one.

Officials from the regional government of Galicia repeatedly refused to say whether they had carried out an internal enquiry or revised procedures in light of Asunta's death.

They then form delegations to represent the nineteen member countries of the organization and evaluate their countries' opinions about NATO's revised mission in light of global terrorist threats.

Thus, a revised hypothesis in light of the Chamaecrista information is that nodulation or proto-nodulation existed before the papilionoid WGD, perhaps utilizing crack- or epidermal entry, with a plant response involving membrane production around the invading rhizobia.