Sentence examples for could rethinking from inspiring English sources

Could rethinking ecotowns be just the start of it?

I think that the church could rethink family planning.

Because it was slow drying, artists could rethink and revise as they went.

It would be good if the liberal male media establishment could rethink their denigration of campaigners against sex slave trafficking.

Mr. Ryan had indicated that he was not inclined to purse the Senate seat but could rethink his position with Mr. Kohl stepping aside.

But Douglas Berman, an Ohio State University law professor who writes a frequently cited blog about sentencing, argues that the commission could rethink the role of restitution.

If her attitude changes, if the estimated $70,000 her parents spend annually on her golf begin to take its toll, Wie could rethink her position.

And, seeing as models of care still seem left to market forces, the CQC could rethink its largely neutral stance as a watchdog.

Still, the TSA could divert some of the money it spends on buying better machines to better training its employees, and it could rethink some of its most reactionary policies in the reaction sense of the word like shoe removal.

Mr. Lemann became the head of the journalism school in 2003, after a search that Mr. Bollinger briefly suspended so that the university could rethink the school's mission and curriculum.

It is possible that the unions could rethink their approach once the strike on 30 June is out of the way, but controlling one's deepest reflexes is never easy.