Sentence examples for Reassess as from inspiring English sources

We had to reassess as soon as it started turning". More from Darren Sammy: "I hope Chris Gayle is OK, but what today showed is that it's not a one-man show.

Orender said it was only natural for players to reassess as they get older whether they want to play as many months of basketball each year as they did when they were younger.

We excluded 12 tumors, originally annotated as grade II, from this analysis as histology slides could not be retrieved for the pathologist to reassess as low or high-grade according to current recommendations.

As they discover the high costs of producing and providing staff for online courses, colleges and universities are reassessing as well -- Temple University in Philadelphia closed its e-learning venture several months ago.

This book offers a micro-history in global context, examining in intricate detail the makeup and operations of this movement, while using their story to remap the wider history of Jewish wartime resistance; it reassesses as well such issues as the meaning of the choice to resist and the complex relationship between colonialism and the Holocaust.

Any decision by Mr. Clinton would have been reassessed as soon as a new administration takes over anyway, he said, and he did not want to do anything that would be detrimental to the Democratic Party, like making compromises with Moscow that would subject Vice President Al Gore to political attacks during the presidential campaign.

Five to seven days after initial amnioinfusion, SDP is reassessed, as well as infection parameters (white cell count and CRP).

Throughout these sessions, patient progress towards goals will be continually reassessed, as will be the goals themselves.

He makes the threat not because he is interested in reassessing anything as complex as global-security strategy but, rather, because not every member state is forking over its dues.

Cain said Wednesday: "We are reassessing as we speak... Reassessment means re-evaluation".

"After Wood's early death she was reassessed as an extremely fine actress.