Sentence examples for revised thinking from inspiring English sources

Changing Date for Ants A genetic analysis by Harvard and Florida State researchers has revised thinking about when ants arose.

Hudson was to earn the veteran's minimum of $440,000, and was well worth it, according to the Jets' revised thinking.

The waters, though, may have been muddied somewhat by the injuries to Eoin Morgan and Alex Hales (both of them fit again) while in Antigua, the subsequent success of Michael Lumb and Moeen Ali, and the nasty thumb injury to Joe Root that will probably require surgery, and has sidelined him for the foreseeable future, must have revised thinking.

Being a consummate professional, Senna would have adapted to the revised thinking but the chances are he would have missed the more exhilarating challenge of having to overtake a rival on the race track rather than when he was stationary in the pit lane.

But it's not hard to see the trends behind the revised thinking at the Silicon Valley headquarters of H.P., as the company retreats from PCs to focus more on selling more profitable data-serving computers and specialized software to corporations and governments — the so-called enterprise business.

Archaeologists say the discovery may revise thinking about the development of some preagricultural Eurasian societies and put an earlier date to their dispersal into Europe and elsewhere.

Finally, simply learning more about contemporary biology and its operation has the potential to substantially revise thinking of the bioenergetics operative at the OoL.

We could sit in the writers' room and come up with something amazing that hit all the genre beats to make a great hour of television, but if it crossed the line of what we can say and do around Aboriginal culture and Aboriginal stories, then we had to revise our thinking.

Still the good scientist in his late 70s, however, Urey revised his thinking on the basis of the new evidence.

"That one record completely revised my thinking and made me want to become a professional singer," she recalled years later.

(This raised the question, of course, Who expects a President to want a recession-slash-depression?) By the spring of this year, Trump had revised his thinking about Yellen.