Sentence examples for reappraise things from inspiring English sources

Now the difficult trip to Twickenham is behind them, they will no doubt reappraise things ahead of the last two rounds, which could bring them another Six Nations title, another Grand Slam – or, indeed, both.

One essential quality for plant collectors is to "be very adaptable to changing situations, because whenever you're in the field, you're constantly having to reappraise things, and if you're very set in your ways,... then you're just going to get very uptight," Watson says.

Kathleen Parker has found Obama's processes on Syria to be painful to watch, but things could in the end work out, and then she would need to reappraise.

In a fast-moving market like midcentury-modern design, it would be advisable to reappraise a collection every year, not within the standard three to five years -- or if you buy things frequently.

The impulse to reappraise is not new.

Hipkiss had to reappraise what his approach was.

I wanted to take that and reappraise it".

During this period the government did not reappraise the situation, Chilcot says.

It's good housekeeping, giving choreographers a chance to tinker and audiences a chance to reappraise.

It also argues that demonstrating an imported origin would compel "international organisations to reappraise their procedures".

For its survival, India will have to reappraise the process of its government.