| If these situations reoccur, parents should be investigated and penalized if appropriate. |
| It is a highly worrisome death, since it can reoccur if the status quo remains. |
| The only benefit major human disasters can have is supplying the impetus and appetite for change to ensure they will never reoccur. |
| I do not believe that this problem should reoccur since his recent order has not been fulfilled. |
| Outpatients need to be watched like a hawk, because once you stop treatment, it can reoccur. |
| The urge develops because past pleasurable experience and related benefits from the substance or activity are expected to reoccur on the next occasion. |
