Sentence examples for may rethink from inspiring English sources
But a government review, announced on May 22nd, of what little ports policy there is hints that ministers may rethink this laissez-faire approach.The rigours of the market have served port operators well since Margaret Thatcher's government scrapped stifling labour laws and threw the industry open to competition.
"Companies may rethink their capital investment plans".
Hamas, too, may rethink its strategy of lying low.
That suggests Seoul may rethink the wisdom of letting the won weaken.
Having seen her tough, combative side in the debate, some voters may rethink that.
The way this season has unfolded, however, teams may rethink their backup quarterback situations.
But America may now rethink the bargain.
The Italians may now rethink their hand.
He says he may now rethink the policy, although he has not yet withdrawn his backing.
As a result, stakeholders and decision makers learn about their visions and may even rethink them before decision making.
(I may be rethinking that trap-and-release option).
