Sentence examples for rethinking and developing from inspiring English sources

These findings provide information for us to consider when rethinking and developing strategies related to self-treatment in China.

Rethinking removal and developing reasonable alternatives is a challenge that requires our immediate attention.

Because "The Origin of the Work of Art" rethinks and develops this phenomenon of the "nothing" in terms of the "earth," this essay helps us better understand what Heidegger was groping toward with that initially obscure formulation from 1929.

For most teachers, this requires rethinking their own practices and developing new roles both for themselves as teachers and for their students (Darling-Hammond and McLaughlin, 1995).

Rethinking how those partnerships can work is critical, and developing organisations such as Goodstart which are run with business disciplines for social purpose is the key.

We have been developing our community partnerships for the past eight years and our move to Kings Cross offered the opportunity to rethink our approach and develop new relationships, while maintaining our links with existing partners.

We have been developing our community partnerships for the past eight years, and our move to King's Cross offered the opportunity to rethink our approach and develop new relationships, while maintaining our links with existing partners.

Through these years, he was rethinking the teaching of physics, and developed a "library of exhibits" that students would move through week by week.

In this article, we offer a definition of socio-energy systems, reconceptualize key questions in energy policy in terms of socio-energy systems change, analyze three case studies of energy policy development as problems of socio-energy systems design, and develop recommendations for rethinking energy policy and governance in the context of socio-energy systems transitions.

We must invent and develop new models of delivering education that rethink time, place and convenience.

The Land Institute is rethinking agriculture by developing perennial grains, a multi-year alternative to soil-eroding annual crops.