Sentence examples for possibility to rethink from inspiring English sources

And this presents Britain with the possibility to rethink where and how its influence could be expanded.

By way of example, recent advancements in non-invasive brain-computer interfaces and artificial intelligence are opening new possibilities to rethink the role of the teacher, or make steps towards the replacement of teachers with teacher-robots, virtual "teacherbots" (Bayne 2015; Botrel et al. 2015).

After months of little progress and the possibility of having to rethink Las Vegas, though, MGM saw an opportunity in the sprawling, dusty campground next to Circus Circus.

As the Alzheimer's population grows, nursing homes and geriatricians are working to rethink the possibilities of life with the disease.

But now the protracted drought in the Southwest has led water managers to rethink the possibilities for the wastewater, placing the preservation of the wetland, the Ciénega de Santa Clara, at the center of a delicate balancing act between the growing thirst of California, Nevada and Arizona and the delta's ecology.

Overall, the experience completely reinvigorated my love of gaming and led me to rethink the possibilities of the medium.

Recently, Basecamp pulled its own time tracking software after an update, which inspired Harvest to rethink the possibilities of integrating its software with existing applications.

Ideally, such technologically evolved decision-making abilities can flourish alongside evolving HI, to rethink assumptions, reframe possibilities and explore new territories.

He said that she had offered various kinds of assistance in the efforts to rethink Intiman's business model, including the possibility of holding a public discussion that she would participate in.

If such a trade becomes a real (though still, hopefully, unlikely) possibility, Washington policymakers have an obligation to the American people to rethink current policy.

While many guard commanders have wanted an increased role, the increasing possibility of deploying for war could cause some of those who signed up to rethink their commitment.