reexamine|reexamined|reexamines|reexamining in English
verb
['rɪːɪg'zæmɪn]
reinspect, reinvestigate, examine anew
Use "reexamine|reexamined|reexamines|reexamining" in a sentence
1. A solitary precedent. which has never been reexamined , cannot be conclusive(Henry Clay.
2. So we're going to reexamine that argument in the context of financial markets.
3. At any time, the accounting officer may reexamine a financial management system already validated.
4. This opinion is shared by Gae Callender, who reexamined Jéquier's plates of the inscription.
5. And this has plunged journalism into crisis, forcing those institutions to reexamine how they function.
6. A specific two-step potential, a combination of the Coulomb and linear part, is reexamined.
7. A total of 2204 nonmalignant goiters surgically removed during the years 1958, 1959, 1960 and 1966 were reexamined.
8. Centralizing HIM operations allows for opportunities to reexamine workflows for optimal efficiency across the HIM continuum bringing business value
9. Seemingly aberrant “recent” first millennium AD dates from similar sites in the region are reexamined in the light of the Korounkorokalé sequence.
10. We reexamine the influential parental investment hypothesis proposed by Trivers for the causal relationship between Anisogamy and widespread female‐biased parental care
11. These findings provide impetus to reexamining the global arsenic cycle, as there is now a need to determine the flux of Arsines from the ocean to the atmosphere.
12. A year later, Acros II was created “by researching substitutes for raw materials that became difficult to obtain and radically reexamining the manufacturing process to match the new
13. In the midst of a cultural awakening on race, Commonly used words and phrases and their origins are being reexamined and, in some cases, redefined entirely.
14. She is a reminder of the natural curiosity that we once held in our naive, untainted childhood, summoning us to reexamine our seemingly prohibitory surrounding walls and grasp beyond it.
15. 22 “After the 100th episode, they will reassess and reexamine their relationship,” he reveals. “They're going to be going off on a different trajectory than we have been seeing this season.
16. This paper reexamines the financing system and analyses the possible menus for fund-raising from the viewpoint of imbalance between benefit receivers and cost Burdeners on the basis of benefit principle, referring to Japanese examples.
17. Butoh was born out the turmoil and chaos resulting in a loss of identity following WWII that propelled them to reexamine their own culture and to create an indigenous modern genre of dance
18. Cheerer 's story about a disaffected suburbanite who reexamines his life while swimming his way home across his neighbors' pools was previously brought to the screen in 1968 by hunky Burt Lancaster, who could definitely fill a Speedo.
19. 2 days ago · “We are Condemning race-based violence and also we are taking steps to reexamine criminal justice, our social services in such areas as transportation, housing and such, and hold ourselves to …
20. The Ancestor is a thriller that reminded me of Michael Crichton in that the author expands the genre, folding in sci-fi, horror, and historical fiction to create a novel that both entertains and asks you to reexamine how you see the world.
21. These same accounts can now be reexamined to see what we can learn from them in keeping with the inspired words of the apostle Paul: “All the things that were written aforetime were written for our instruction, that through our endurance and through the comfort from the Scriptures we might have hope.” —Romans 15:4.