Sentence examples for reassessing what from inspiring English sources

Reassessing what makes us secure might be a start.

"We're reassessing what resources we need as we put our plans together for 2002," she said.

EVEN if Americans are reassessing what durable goods they find necessary, it seems some have started shopping.

They said aid workers were reassessing what the villagers wanted most, and trying to figure out how to meet their needs.

Reassessing what success really means to us, and including the things that make us feel the most alive, allows us greater freedom in how we think and act.

Mr. Kamen, who will turn 57 in October, found himself reassessing what the vineyard meant to him, and what his responsibilities were to the land.

They spur you to reassess what seems settled.

"We want people to reassess what they thought the Paralympics is," he says.

An opportunity to reassess what we were doing and how we were doing it".

You can disappear up your arse if you don't constantly reassess what you do.

"Society should reassess what are dangers levels, given the impacts that we have already seen".