Sentence examples for as a rethinking from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this doesn't portend the death of publishing so much as a rethinking of the meaning of "book".

This is particularly the case in the US, which has seen an explosion in the number of registered philanthropic organisations, as well as a rethinking of what it means to be philanthropic.

At the same time, McCue described this update as a rethinking of the Flipboard experience for new and existing users.

WHO advocated "Health for All" as a rethinking of and challenge for reform in the national public health policies of the member states.

More uniform, managed methods of procurement, fewer layers of bureaucracy and larger spans of control for those in administrative positions can help, as can a rethinking of our support paradigms in information technology, finance, and facilities services.

Mr Corbyn has made clear in recent days that he is planning a shadow Cabinet reshuffle, as well as a rethink of how his top team operates in general.

The staff reductions come as part of a rethinking of the State Department, and reflect a widely held conservative belief that the department has become bloated and lost sight of its purpose.

As a result, a rethinking is in order, said Mr. Hubbard, whose new book, "Seeds of Destruction: Why the Path to Economic Ruin Runs Through Washington, and How to Reclaim American Prosperity," is coming out this month.

As a result, a rethinking is taking place on the possible mechanisms underlying the beneficial effects of ω-3 PUFAs against these disorders, and, in particular, on the influence that they may exert on the molecular pathways involved in inflammatory process, including the production of inflammatory cytokines and lipid mediators active in the resolving phase of inflammation.

As Johnson returns to lead the Greater London authority, there were calls for him to make housing a priority, backed by powers over housing benefit in the capital as part of a rethink of welfare reform.

Even so, Collins noted that YouTube is "the most powerful kids property in the world right now" while pointing to other emerging networks – Twitter's Vine in particular – as forcing a rethink in the strategy of many media companies.