Sentence examples for carefully rethink from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama has put accountability and transparency at the center of his domestic policy, and he pledged on Saturday that his administration would carefully rethink the way government works.
"Network bandwidth and battery are the scarcest resources on a mobile device, so we had to carefully rethink how to best protect mobile users.
Mr. Vajpayee's remarks, a break with his past policy of avoiding comment on the issue, have made many people in the capital rethink his carefully cultivated image as the moderate, kindly face of Hindu nationalism.
If Brexit goes forward, the UK will have to rethink the carefully constructed balance of the economic relationships it currently has with the EU and with the rest of the world.
Drawing the group's attention to this would have caused them to rethink their argument much more carefully; doing this repeatedly through a whole semester can go a long way towards helping them to hone their critical thinking skills.
At the same time, the increasing pace of technological advances in medicine and the life sciences demands that bioethicists continually rethink the basic assumptions of their field and reflect carefully on their own methodologies.
But if we start looking more carefully at the dynamics of business ecosystems and how value is distributed, we can rethink our strategy before -- as Blackberry is discovering -- it's too late to act.
I now realized I had to rethink my open-house preparation, in terms of how I was positioning the carefully constructed phony lifestyle I was selling to potential buyers.
We should rethink education.
* Rethink your normal prepping strategies.
