Sentence examples for rethinking this issue from inspiring English sources

Indeed, when rethinking this issue, we concluded that the atlas regions below the midbrain (caudal to the SN) actually serve no purpose in this study.

With a new parliamentary term, we have the opportunity to rethink this issue, which has gone on for far too long, and sensibly debate a clear solution.

"The MoD has had seven years to work out its security plans and it needs to rethink this issue swiftly".

We'll be speaking to our fellow moms--and dads--knowing that if we convince just one in 10 of them to rethink this issue, we will succeed.

York is rethinking the issue in just the way that Rowntree and his researchers made their way through the slums looking for answers to inequality.

But some other counties that haven't offered such services in the past are rethinking the issue.

Did any of his colleagues appear to be rethinking the issue themselves?

Portman said earlier this week that he didn't think his GOP colleagues were rethinking the issue.

I'm not the only one who is rethinking these issues.

And when I talk to their staffs, the message I hear is not "we were wrong about how the world works, and are rethinking the issues from the ground up to figure out what to do" but instead "we were unlucky: our policies were good".

Who uses works of architecture, and how, and who benefits from them and who doesn't, also matters, obviously, and from Colombia to Coney Island, Dubai to Detroit, ways of rethinking these issues have already begun to reshape thinking in architecture schools and offices and beyond.