Sentence examples for rethink of it from inspiring English sources

They're doing a rethink of it because they've seen the iPhone, right?

Resolving this business problem now requires a fundamental rethinking of IT architectures and strategy.

"I'm hoping with a bit of hindsight that there'll be a rethinking of it," he said.

The health secretary will warn an audience of NHS leaders on Thurday that the service must undertake a "fundamental rethink" of how it spends its £110bn budget in order to remain viable in the face of unprecedented demand for care.

The challenges posed by patients with chronic medical conditions are so great that they represent the "healthcare equivalent to climate change" and must force the NHS to undertake a major rethink of how it cares for such patients, Dr Martin McShane says in an interview with the Guardian.

The company says the drastic move comes from a rethinking of its overall purpose as it looks to make the process of sharing beautifully curated photo stories a private affair that is a bit more sincere.

The makeover represents a rethinking of what it means to be a newsweekly, but no redesign can gild the cold fact that it remains a news magazine that comes out weekly at a time when current events are produced and digested on a cycle that is measured with an egg timer, not a calendar.

This not only needs a radical rethinking of values; it requires work.

But what's needed now is a radical rethinking of what it means to be pro-Israel.

This is a systematic, and to me profoundly moving, rethinking of what it is to see an object.

The vision he brought to Juilliard, manifested by a radical overhauling of the curriculum and a rethinking of what it means to educate a performing artist, influenced conservatories and colleges far removed from New York.