Sentence examples for potential rethink from inspiring English sources

Updated at 10.34pm BST 9.36pm BST More from Tim Clark, president of Emirates, who I mentioned earlier has called for an international meeting of airlines to formulate a response to MH17 being shot down, and a potential rethink of the threats posed by regional conflicts.

Updated at 6.44pm BST 5.56pm BST Tim Clark, the boss of Emirates, has called for an international meeting of airlines to agree a response to the shooting down of MH17 - including a potential rethink of the threats posed by regional conflicts.

Then there are payments; I think it is possible that we are seeing just the tip of the iceberg in a potential rethink on payments.

If the famously feisty Mr. Emanuel wins this confrontation, he could set the table for a major setback for teachers' unions nationwide and a potential rethinking of teachers' enthusiasm for Democrats in this year's elections.

Probably not, but this kind of technology has the potential to rethink how we develop health and wellbeing initiatives.

If you believe that Muslims have the potential to rethink and reformulate their traditions, this is OK; Muslims have been doing so since the time of the Prophet.

The goal is to build an interconnected global network to allow people to collaborate artistically, one that has the potential to rethink what a public art space can be.

Far from being a regional business story, the fate of this feuding family's grocery store empire offers up a compelling case study about the purpose of business, the potential to rethink the sclerotic state of labor-management relations and the obligations of family members and insiders to their employees when considering whether to "sell out" to private equity.

About three dozen people sat on plastic chairs inside the South Gate Park Girls Clubhouse to hear Omar Brownson, River LA's executive director, describe the potential of rethinking the river and introduce representatives of Gehry's team.

At such moments, there is the potential for radical rethinking, the chance to do things differently – and better.

Still, this approach represents a potential step toward rethinking the way older people and their doctors reach medical decisions.