Sentence examples for rethinking about how from inspiring English sources

"If Kirchner loses in Buenos Aires, that would require a lot of rethinking about how they are going to manage to stay in control," said Federico Thomsen, an economist and political analyst in Buenos Aires.

The paper suggests rethinking about how the practice can be implemented.

It's likely to spark rethinking about how government agencies handle evacuations and warnings about the coming threat.

With luck, the excellent treatment portrayed in your "Lives Restored" series will contribute to a rethinking about how we care for our most severely mentally ill.

It also provided the impetus, said the mayor and others, for some serious rethinking about how planning decisions should be made, what role "local-ness" should play in development and what a suburban downtown like Montclair's should aspire to become.

They are both partially defeated, and yet they contain seeds that will be necessary for his rethinking about how to renew and reconstruct his idea of the common historical destiny.

"To create a better bargain for the middle class, we have to fundamentally rethink about how higher education is paid for in this country," Mr. Obama said.

One is that oftentimes, people say, OK, I need to stop, and I need to rethink about how I leverage my time.

So what I do hear people say quite often is that they have to stop, rethink about how they spend their time, and then make some radical changes in both their own discipline, as well as the people around them in terms of delegating work or hiring different people to help them achieve that goal.

This includes how to hire quality talent amidst a shortage of qualified candidates, performance discussions on how to mentor and support great teacher practice, and organizational redesign as we rethink about how to adapt to rapid changes to education.

The stable nature of lateral kinetochores emphasizes the need to rethink about how end-on attachments are established.