Sentence examples for revisiting issues from inspiring English sources

There was a suspicion at this early stage that Wainwright was revisiting issues that she had already dealt with in more complexity in her ITV series Scott & Bailey.

What's odd about the administration's review of Afghanistan policy is that it is revisiting issues that were analyzed in great detail -- and seemingly resolved -- in the president's March 27 announcement of a new strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan.

At this meeting, the consultant does not spend valuable time revisiting issues that have been adequately covered during the assessment; rather he/she aims to address any outstanding uncertainties, provide a diagnosis and formulation and agree a management/treatment plan.

Be willing to continue the conversation and to encourage others to revisit issues that were left unaddressed or unresolved.

The new estimate revisits issues raised by the intelligence council in less formal assessments in January 2003, the officials said.

Experts say that Germany is highly unlikely to want to revisit issues of reparations with Greece, since other countries would be likely to make similar claims.

But Chairman Curt Pringle cautioned the vote could invite demands to revisit issues already decided elsewhere in the state.

Finally, a new research project revisiting fundamental issues of design analysis integration is presented.

But revisiting these issues is not without peril for Democrats.

So, is revisiting these issues out of the question for the foreseeable future?

Starr said he is open to revisiting the issue.