Sentence examples for rethink of that from inspiring English sources

I have nothing against putting it on one of those devices per se except that it would require a complete rethink of that actual medium.

The loss of Joe Root, who proved successful with his offspin in the opening overs in those games, has meant a rethink of that idea.

He said it would be a "breathtaking betrayal" to have a rethink of that deal, adding that he would be "amazed" if Defence Secretary Liam Fox remained in his job if it happened.

Of special note are the recent resignation of CEO and founder Jia Yueting, its decision not to purchase Vizio after all and a big rethink of that giant swath of land it bought from Yahoo in the Silicon Valley.

Gov. George E. Pataki's latest rethinking of that idea -- five casinos in the Catskills -- certainly will not make things any better.

But, some strategists say, the stock market's recent retreat reflects a forced rethinking of that view.

From that time until now, when the ongoing economic problems forced a rethinking of that decree, countless players and other highly paid V.I.P.'s got away with paying a tax rate in Spain of only 24.75 percent.

On the subject of her marriage, she presents herself in many ways as a traditional wife -- one year after the publication of "The Feminine Mystique" by Betty Friedan had helped inspire a wave of rethinking of that role.

Mr. Fratello added, "The only political competition on the drug issue has been to see who can be tougher, and I think what you're seeing is a radical rethinking of that".

Her rethink of governance that might spell the end of the short-termist interpretation of shareholder value, so destructive to sustainable prosperity, is consigned to a distant green paper.

Created for nine men without women, it's not just this program's most refreshing and original piece, it's also the happiest rethink of masculinity that ballet has seen in decades.