Sentence examples for re-evaluate plans from inspiring English sources

While some forecasts predict improving conditions by the weekend, we will not hesitate to re-evaluate plans for Saturday's Big Game.

Workers at Volkswagen's largest plant in Brazil ended a strike after the company agreed to re-evaluate plans to cut 1,800 jobs, officials from the labor union at the factory and the automaker said.

When I recently contacted a novelist to pass along my compliments and ask how long it had taken to write the book, and he wrote back, "Thanks — about 10 years," I had to re-evaluate plans to write my own best seller on a three-week vacation.

It also means re-evaluating plans to expand the Nord Stream pipeline system that runs from Russia to Germany, bypassing Poland and other eastern member states, who see in this a threat to their energy security.

Agility also means re-evaluating plans more than once a year and course correcting when needed.

Following meetings of Landowners held in 1752 and 1753, they asked John Grundy Jr, as his father had died in 1748, to re-evaluate his plans from 1744 and consider a plan for a "Grand Sluice" that had been produced by Daniel Coppin in 1745.

Managers must regularly re-evaluate their plans, adjust for new technology, and – crucially – be prepared to kill plans when they no longer make sense.

She kept forcing Smith to re-evaluate his plans.

He added that the service interruption caused him to re-evaluate contingency plans.

Still, this is a good time of year for everyone to re-evaluate estate plans.

The Pentagon will "re-evaluate" its plans for the Afghanistan Infrastructure Fund in light of the new restrictions, said Cmdr.