Sentence examples similar to recalibrating priorities from inspiring English sources

Hurricane Katrina demolished his studio and sent him back west, where the man then known as Christopher Lonny Breauxux worked as a backroom tune merchant before recalibrating his priorities.

As Chayes made her case that coalition forces should recalibrate their priorities in Afghanistan, Mullen opened a spiral notebook and took notes.

Maggie Siff is outstanding as a pediatrician whose unlikely love affair with Gemma's son has left her emboldened and has firmly recalibrated her priorities.

In the century following the People's Budget, social reformers in countries as diverse as Bangladesh, Namibia and Brazil have talked of "people's budgets" and participatory budget processes designed to recalibrate social priorities towards meeting the needs of the poor.

This is our moment -- the time where we need to double down, recalibrate our priorities and dedicate ourselves to "The Movement 2.0".

In many cases, these larger groups recalibrated their platforms and priorities, conceding resources to their colleagues.

I know in these difficult economic times it can be challenging to recalibrate our thinking about priorities, especially if we think it will affect how we earn a living.

"Recalibrating Nato as a military and political alliance to deter future threats must be a priority for this government which has failed under David Cameron to think strategically about future UK defence capabilities".

We are recalibrating London".

Rather, manufacturers are recalibrating.

The White House, suddenly, is "recalibrating".