Sentence examples for a rethink from from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, changing the status quo forces a rethink from within the political establishment that can pave the way for reform.

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As Beefy points out, though, England take five from the over without really breaking sweat, and these tactics might need a rethink from Dhoni.

A 149-ball 170 in Surrey's 420 for seven declared will not count towards the weight of runs the incoming chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, Colin Graves, believes could force a rethink from the selectors.

Levein's recent pursuit of McCarthy while a rethink from the midfielder was still an option illustrates that the manager isn't of a mind to ignore obvious international candidates to instead pursue those from further afield.

The Conservatives went into the last election ruling out expansion of Heathrow, but the prospect was revived in the middle of the parliament after pressure for a rethink from the chancellor, George Osborne.

The project was ambitious: This machine was not a knockoff of a Dell or an Apple but a complete rethink, from the motherboard to the escape key.

That means a drastic rethink from Government, and a genuine focus on policies that reduce overall inequality".

But then came the push for South Australia's own team in the expanded national competition and a total rethink from Jarman, who'd end up a star in Hawthorn's flag-winning season of 1991, if not in the decider itself.

The crushing defeat is likely to prompt a tactical rethink from England as they try to hone a strategy for the World Twenty20, which starts in a week's time in Bangladesh.

"It needs a radical rethink from top to bottom".