Sentence examples for rethinking matters from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ross has been charged by Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive, with rethinking matters such as how the company markets its movies in the digital era and how it schedules the release of films on DVD and on-demand services.

I also wonder whether the surge of new brands — their shows often crammed with weird and banal designs — hasn't caused elite designers to rethink matters.

Susan Farewell, a writer and former executive director of the Westport Historical Society, who recently renovated her kitchen -- honey-colored fir floors, granite counters, glass-fronted cabinets -- wonders if perhaps the envious might want to rethink matters.

It could provide a means to rethinking what matters.

Councilwoman Eddie Mae Barnes was receptive to rethinking the matter, but she thought the three critics were overly harsh when they approached the board.

The purpose of this article is to challenge scholars of corporate social responsibility and CSR officers of private corporations to rethink their subject matter and their approach.

The purpose of this essay is to challenge scholars of corporate social responsibility and CSR officers of private corporations to rethink their subject matter and their approach.

"We decided to rethink the matter," Mr. Feiner said.

Atkinson may be too chary of praise here, but any fair-minded reader will certainly be prodded to rethink the matter of Patton's reputation.

A Hampshire statement said: "The club would like to make it clear that although we respect this decision we have been, and continue to, urge the PCB to rethink this matter, and we are keen to have Shahid playing at some point in the season".

For Francis Upritchard and Martino Gamper, as we learn in Marina Cashdan's profile, it was a matter of rethinking a curious apartment with no real features (and in a London housing project, no less) over time, when their artistic careers permitted, and with the help of resourceful, clever compatriots.