Sentence examples for difficult rethinking from inspiring English sources

But if conservatives do some difficult rethinking in the field of political economy, they can make a comeback.

Dahl found it difficult to rethink the story cinematically, and though he was credited with the screenplay, it was largely the work of David Seltzer.

The choices are simple: we can carry on as we are or we can face up to the difficult challenge of rethinking our approach.

Can't we move beyond the sterile "stimulus versus austerity" debate into the more important - and more difficult - area of rethinking the structural impediments to economic growth?

During this difficult economic period of nonprofit soul-searching and business model rethinking, some of the pillar organizations haven't even survived the financial realities.

"To the extent that State maintains firm control over Usaid, it can make it difficult for any agency to revitalize itself," said Connie Veillette, director of the program for rethinking foreign assistance at the Center for Global Development, an independent research group.

Another difficult time for her came in the long period that began after "The Dispossessed" was published, in 1974, when she was rethinking the subjects of her work.

Rethinking of everything".

No rebalancing, no rethinking.

Desserts could use rethinking.

Rethinking catch and release.