Sentence examples for seriously revisiting from inspiring English sources

Michelle Lhooq is seriously revisiting the Space Jam soundtrack - @MichelleLhooq.

Jones, the Supreme Court signaled its interest in seriously revisiting -- and, after almost three decades -- the question of whether advances in technology alter an individual's reasonable expectation of privacy.

Duncan last week told a crowd gathered at a Washington public school that the administration is seriously revisiting the idea of returning to a legislative fix, instead of waivers that could very well fade away the moment Obama leaves office.

Dr. Falcocchio: The D.O.T. should seriously revisit this strategy at intersections where there are many pedestrians and where the approach does not interfere with coordinating the signals.

But amid debate about how ready the broader electorate is to embrace same-sex marriage, Democrats may be backing off that pledge, and may not seriously revisit the issue until 2011, when they hope Gov. David A. Paterson, a strong backer of gay rights, will be safely into a second term.

Nobody could see the horrors of this so that we seriously revisit the concept of warfare the next time we have to deal with it.

Money that could have been used to expand our fleet of hybrid cars, pay for a major conversion to electric cars (please see "An Essential and Viable Energy Fix and the Renaissance of Detroit", April 4), developing hydrogen-powered vehicles, expand wind power and clean coal technology, seriously revisit nuclear power and much more.

"I am gratified and encouraged that the board seriously and constructively revisited a decision that it now recognizes was precipitous and flawed," said Kleinfeld.

It is time for these concepts to be seriously and carefully revisited in the United States.

In "Seriously Funny, Gerald Nachmann sketches in some of these contexts while revisiting what he calls the "comedy renaissance".

I've had many fascinating conversations with Baker in the past, and in this one, he gave me the distinct impression that if the US wants to be taken seriously, Donald Trump needs to revisit his idea to sit down for hamburgers with Kim Jong-Un.