Sentence examples for a rethink in a from inspiring English sources

Mr Hartley also urged a rethink in a statement released by the supporters trust where he said changing from the Bluebirds to the Dragons and wearing red shirts is "perhaps a step too far".

After a rethink in 2004, it decided, says a spokeswoman, that "you need to focus on internal conflicts before you go out to joint projects".

But the team's difficulties in breaking down opponents this season, principally at home, has led to a rethink in tactics by the manager and a switch to 4-4-2 4-4-2 4-4-2

He joins a growing chorus of politicians and scientists calling for a rethink in biofuel production.

But the emergence of Corbyn, who has rejected the strikes, appears to have led to a rethink in No 10.

Asked whether the chancellor would have a rethink in the autumn statement, the prime minister said: "No.

So, bottom line — we need to do better, but we also need a rethink in some key areas starting with security and governance.

A recovery on Wall Street and a calm performance from Asian markets overnight has prompted a rethink in Europe, with the FTSE 100 up 90.15 points at 6126.85.

And that, in turn, has led to a rethink in the UK government's position on extending airstrikes against Isis from Iraq into Syria.

The School Food Plan, written by the founders of Leon, calls for a rethink in the way schools approach healthy eating and food education.

Russell, working on radical theories himself, acknowledged that hearing Coleman's ideas brought a rethink in his own efforts to loosen improvisation from the dictatorship of chord-patterns.