Sentence examples for mean rethinking from inspiring English sources

Making cities effective can mean rethinking governance, planning and metropolitan finance.

But, of course, that would mean rethinking what it means to be part of Europe.

This doesn't mean our future prospects are bad, far from it, but it does mean rethinking our whole relationship with work.

In a speech at an Army conference yesterday, Gates said that holding on to today's combat veteran officers is vital to reshaping and rebuilding the force for the future -- and this could mean rethinking Cold War-era promotion policies.

Once acclimatized, I recognized that I was having an encounter with radical originality, and that understanding this work on its own complicated, rewarding terms would mean rethinking what a story could be.

"We're going to have to invent something entirely new here, and it's going to mean rethinking the ways we use the city," said Richard Sennett, a sociologist and Manhattan resident who is also the chairman of the Cities Program, an urban design program at the London School of Economics.

"It means rethinking what a college is".

This meant rethinking the whole exhibition experience.

Most immediately, that means rethinking its relationship with Venezuela and Nicaragua.

That means rethinking how jeans are cared for and, eventually, disposed of.

Now, shivering in a thin jacket, she decided to move it up to 4 30, which meant rethinking creative decisions.