Sentence examples for revisited questions from inspiring English sources

Yet a new report by U.S. Trust, which revisited questions asked two decades ago, piqued my interest because it challenged some of the accepted wisdom about how people give money — or at least how most of us think they give their money away: ■ The advice they're getting is not the advice they want.

Consequently, conflicting lines of evidence will continue to make holometabolan phylogeny one of the most important, and revisited questions in insect phylogenetics.

They were asked to complete the questionnaire and afterwards one of the investigators revisited questions and answers with each patient, obtaining feedback about their ability to understand each question and the appropriateness of the answers given.

To reread "True West" is to revisit questions such as, can two brothers really be flip sides of the same man?

At this point, we can revisit questions Q1 and Q2: Q1: Which clones were created from a repository?

The context of ELSI matters as new arenas provide valuable opportunities to revisit questions of how to model an ELSI component of such priority areas.

Revisiting questions about Lopez's death would be too painful, her nephews said.

The summit of G7 wealthy nations pitted Trump against the leaders of Germany, France, Britain, Italy, Canada and Japan on several issues, with European diplomats frustrated at having to revisit questions they had hoped were long settled.

When you have some thoughts about the question, revisit the question when there is a pause in the interview, or when they ask you if you have any questions.

But Friday morning, freshly confident from her positive debate reviews, Ms. Palin revisited the questions in an interview with Carl Cameron of Fox News.

Boston University neuroscientist Michele Rucci and colleagues revisited these questions using a less awkward approach: They used a computer to track the eye's movements.