Sentence examples for To reassess for from inspiring English sources

So it is time for reassessment, and the wealth of illustrations here allows readers to reassess for themselves.

Tom's cynicism has a back story, of course, which he will eventually be forced to reassess for the sake of his child.

A sustained drop in "the Nasdaq could cause some people to reassess expectations for stocks in general".

A1 Nuclear Plant Precautions Governor Pataki urged the federal government to reassess guidelines for dealing with an emergency at the Indian Point nuclear power plant in Westchester County.

It is understood that 3-2 defeat is one of a number of factors – including ongoing player disenchantment – causing the Old Trafford hierarchy to reassess plans for the future under Van Gaal.

HSBC's Major predicts that yields will start falling in three to six months time, after which investors who've taken a defensive position in the "wings" might want to reassess going for five and ten-year gilts.

The results of this survey can serve as a motivation for new efforts to reassess present approaches for an improved risk communication.

The turmoil in Ukraine suggests that now is a good time to reassess the potential for federalism, "ethno-" or otherwise, for managing divided places like Ukraine.

ASHRAE 2003 predicts lower dilutions than ADMS for the high-rise building, while ASHRAE 2007 yields very low dilutions for all cases, suggesting a need to reassess its suitability for practical design.

[C9.] Advertising Forecasts Are Lowered The deterioration of the outlook for the economy after the attacks is leading advertising analysts to reassess their estimates for ad spending this year and next.

A second idea is for corporations to reassess their compensation practices for financial and legal executives.