Sentence examples for revisited a number of from inspiring English sources
To arrive at their figures, Horton and Hoddinott revisited a number of studies, including a long-running nutrition experiment in Guatemala which started in 1969.
With the adoption of next year's city budget finally behind them, the council members also revisited a number of other items yesterday that had been pushed on the back burner.
The issue of allowing some standing areas has been revisited a number of times since all-seater stadiums became compulsory in 1994.
The prank played by the airing of this episode was revisited a number of times in subsequent episodes.
Along the way Mr Newton revisits a number of perennial nature-nurture questions, particularly about speech and language.
The film, directed by David Cronenberg from a script by Steve Knight, revisits a number of themes and motifs that are staples of the genre: the ties of family and culture that bind criminal organizations; Oedipal drama; honor among thieves.
Like his last outing, the pitch-black drama "Match Point," the new one revisits a number of Mr. Allen's favorite themes, including money, conscience and luscious young women ripe for the plucking, this time for laughs.
High energy prices have emboldened the Kremlin and encouraged it to revisit a number of projects with Western oil companies.
The book's fifth chapter, "Global Cooling," revisits a number of discredited arguments that misinform readers about the danger unchecked global warming poses to the United States and the world.
He adds in his report: "I recognise that the decision (which was revisited on a number of occasions) not to expand the investigation beyond the Royal Household gives rise to concern but there is no basis for arguing that it was based on oblique motives consequent on any relationship with NI.
As suggested by Huang and Hadian, we do not need more standards but some current standards have to be revisited because a number of critical care situations were not anticipated in these standards.
