Sentence examples for thorough reassessment from inspiring English sources

I am saying that when the results are this horrifying, it's worth a thorough reassessment of rhetoric and war methods.

For its part, the Bush administration is pressing for a thorough reassessment of passenger service in the United States.

Rich's great work from the nineteen-seventies, eighties, and nineties the period when she had supposedly ditched beautiful writing for strident politics—is due for a thorough reassessment.

The review, to be completed next spring, is expected to be the military's most thorough reassessment of the threat of a terrorism attack by air since Al Qaeda's strikes on Sept. 11, 2001, transformed a Defense Department focused on fighting other militaries and led to the Bush administration's "global war on terror".

The plaintiff in a lawsuit challenging New York State's system of allocating money to school districts has asked a state judge to order a thorough reassessment of how much it costs to provide a sound basic education to all of the state's public school students.

"After a thorough reassessment of near-term market conditions, the company's view is that the global economic landscape does not currently support the introduction of a supercar such as C-X75," Adrian Hallmark, Jaguar global brand director, said in a news release.

She urges a thorough-going reassessment of assumptions about the naturalness of sex/gender roles and identities that make anthropomorphic projections of gender stereotypes seem plausible.

"It almost seems like they want to raise it to make you feel good, like your house is worth more and you can say, 'Hey, I got a $300,000 house here.' " Ben Nadola, a spokesman for Cole, said the multistep reassessment process was thorough and ultimately "the marketplace dictates what the assessments are".

Some of the included variables are consistently associated with a grim evolution, and their identification in an individual patient should alert for this possibility and trigger its timely reassessment and a thorough evaluation for intensive care or high-dependency-unit admission.

Successful projects depend upon thorough and continuous planning and goal reassessment.

Take Your Worst Estimate and Double It: Project Management for Postdocs by Rich Price, 15 March 2002 Successful projects depend on thorough and continuous planning and goal reassessment.