Sentence examples for rethink at from inspiring English sources

Of course, I'm not the first woman (or man) to rethink at midlife.

"Sometimes you'll get students who say something like, 'I want to do a program in advanced Web technologies, and I really want to go into ballet.' We try to help them realize that they need to rethink at least one of those statements to reach their goals".

The strategic rethink at Veba and RWE should reduce the gap.

There has also been a hint of a rethink at the International Monetary Fund and some of the ratings agencies.

So will the recent unveiling of a "multi-energy, multi-utility" plan aimed at quadrupling its share of the European Union's total market for energy and water to 10% in ten years.Yet the rethink at both firms smacks of defensiveness.

Now they are gone, as part of a radical rethink at Tate Britain that also sees more paintings on its walls, sculptures on its floors and history in its bloodstream than ever before.

Countries that have successfully managed to begin the long process of addressing their rural health needs have done so with high levels of government commitment and through a process of ongoing action, reflection and rethinking at every level.

The government has also expanded ties outside the region — announcing plans to open 15 new embassies in sub-Saharan Africa, up from 12 — and has tried to rethink relationships at home.

"Zero tolerance has barely been enacted, and it has been very sporadically enforced," Mr. Clohessy said, "so the notion that we ought to rethink it at this early juncture is very distressing".

The executive said, "We want to rethink everything" at the morning show, even the use of the outdoor plaza where the show's fans gather every morning for a glimpse of Matt Lauer and his co-hosts: "We're rethinking the plaza experience".

Government advisers say environmental talk will be greenwash unless local officials are persuaded to rethink their growth-at-all-costs mentality.