Sentence examples similar to re-evaluate stances from inspiring English sources
She is equally attracted to him, forcing them both to re-evaluate their stances on Brexit along the way.
Maybe we should re-evaluate our stance.
Asked if he would re-evaluate that stance this summer and consider asking for a trade, Curry said: "That's not my fight.
I'm sure I'll have to re-evaluate my stance at some point further down the line as I get older, but right now I'm staying because I refuse to let negative experiences breed fear.
A senator may re-evaluate her stance on same-sex marriage once support for it has gone from definitely not being in the majority to possibly having become so.
The victims' addresses were "terrifically overwhelming," said Bishop Gerald A. Gettelfinger of Evansville, Ind., who has been among a significant minority of bishops who has resisted the zero-tolerance approach as simplistic, and said after listening to the speakers that he might re-evaluate his stance.
Pressure from PETA caused the government agency to re-evaluate its stance on the controversial animal testing program.
Latinos represented 10 percent of the electorate for the first time in last month's election and overwhelmingly supported Democrats, leading some conservatives to re-evaluate the party's stance to avoid permanently losing an increasingly powerful constituency.
Some saw the mayor's stance as a welcome opportunity to re-evaluate historical figures in a broader context; others warned of pitting history against culture, and allowing current standards of political correctness to be the arbiter.
The yes vote formally establishes the EU's stance on prostitution and puts pressure on member states to re-evaluate their policies on sex work.
