Sentence examples for reassess this from inspiring English sources
It is time to reassess this opera, and the Met deserves thanks for championing it.
The former director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer, has rightly called for parliament to reassess this issue.
The Guardian understands that Facebook will, however, reassess this once they have tested the system with news articles.
However, a slow and fragile economic recovery has led us to reassess this view and we see a high risk of a renewed deterioration in credit quality.
Unfortunately, try as they might to get people to reassess this beautiful but complicated country, some backpackers seem intent on making their own risks.
"People have fundamentally reassessed this whole notion of wants and needs," he said.
The book concludes by reassessing this century-long divide between the analytic and Continental traditions and its implication for the future of philosophy.
Modern scientists have assumed the islands were similarly sparse before European contact, but An Archaeology of Abundance reassesses this long-held belief, analyzing new lines of evidence showing that the California Islands were rich in resources important to human populations.
In Ocean City, the assessor, Mr. Elliott, has made a science out of reassessing this Cape May County municipality's numerous homes, which range from inland bungalows to multimillion-dollar oceanfront properties.
Reading the Man coheres to the longstanding imperative of reassessing this complex and tragic figure while seeking simultaneously to acknowledge (if not celebrate) his accomplishments.
