Sentence examples for sort of revision from inspiring English sources

If trustees are too long-serving then priorities or ways of working that they once championed risk not being subject to the sort of revision or scrutiny that might be needed three, five or seven years later.

The projectors in Hilbert space may then be viewed as a sort of revision operators.

Jobs continues to call the AppleTV a hobby, and given that it has been close to a year since the AppleTV was updated, some sort of revision to the product seems to be in order.

"One of the observations living through this situation is who we, the university professors, how did we let the precedent get established that maybe there are areas of history that should not be addressed, that should be closed off, that should be treated as so perfectly handled that they aren't subject to any sort of revision," he said on his radio show, Friday.

That said, lessons learnt from the application and refinement of PBMA and the HsW model suggest that a comprehensive approach to priority setting across the care continuum and across modalities is likely to provide a shorter route to optimal allocation of health resources than the sort of revision at the margin or narrow program focus that characterises common approaches to priority setting.

Much of the choreography he produced in Russia was satirical, or sort of: revisions of old Soviet ballets.

The contents of a house can trigger all sorts of revisions to a family history.

There is lots of talk in progressive policy circles that we need a "New New Deal" or some other sort of postindustrial revision to the social contract.

He appears set on finding a middle ground between the current system, which education advocates and politicians have complained about for years, and the sort of wholesale revision Justice DeGrasse and Mr. Rebell envisioned.

The boisterous score by Zeitlin and Dan Romer, a sort of Crescent City revision of Michael Nyman, is typical of the film's tendency to get carried away by its own high spirits.

Field's construction is an intricate interplay between using fixed-point constructions for successively interpreting T, and revision sequences for successively interpreting the nonclassical conditional — the final interpretation being determined by a sort of super-revision-theoretic process.