Sentence examples for would revisit the question from inspiring English sources

That's not the way our system works".' Powell's son, Michael, said it was "very, very doubtful" that his father would revisit the question, having "resolved it in a pretty fundamental way".

Given Powell's stature -- Senator John McCain calls him "the most popular person in America" -- and the uncertain state of the vice president's health, there's considerable curiosity about whether Powell would ever revisit the question of higher office.

(Although I have to confess that the court surprised me – only nine years after the majority in Grutter indicated that the court wouldn't revisit the question for 25 years, I naïvely didn't expect this bold show of activism this soon).

Though Quick would later revisit the question, with the quote, the damage was done.

They expressed hope that the Supreme Court would revisit the issue.

It was unclear when Congress would revisit the issue.

He wrote his first scientific paper based on these studies and would revisit the tropics repeatedly.

This led to a major outcry and the ICC later said it would revisit the issue.

Any attempt by the EU to revisit the question would undoubtedly see the EU facing a massive compensation claim from the tar sands industry.

In light of recent developments, failure to revisit the question would reflect a level of confidence in the present course that is unwarranted and unwise.

Every few years, we revisit the question of what to do about the "problem" of Pennsylvania Station.