Sentence examples for having to reintroduce from inspiring English sources

They keep having to reintroduce new accounts.

Speaks of the anti-American sentiment gaining ground because of American foreign policy in the Middle-East; of the Conservative Party having to reintroduce control.

This choppy structure means that he is constantly having to reintroduce individuals, often reprising the same anecdotes in different chapters and undercutting any emotional involvement the reader has begun to develop with a particular story line.

The world has changed in a lot of ways and so have our characters, and we're having to reintroduce everyone.

We had to reintroduce him back into the wild".

Afterward, he said, "we had to reintroduce the idea of humor".

When it's all over, though, someone is going to have to reintroduce me to my wife".

She chops up these women's stories in such a way that she has to reintroduce them to us constantly.

We have to reintroduce that respect factor into our local communities because there's no respect from either side anymore.

Scotland will either have to reintroduce some system of fees or cut back on the quality of its courses".

You don't have to reintroduce the audience to it because all the previous episodes are available to watch [on Amazon].