Sentence examples for rethinking to do from inspiring English sources

If it doesn't, seniors will stay in Medicare and conservatives will have a lot of rethinking to do.

In the wake of a series of disasters that threaten to undermine his very credibility, Gordon Brown has an awful lot of rethinking to do.

If the commission gets its way, investors now paying a premium for earnings predictability will have a lot of rethinking to do.

Talking of threequels, the Night at the Museum franchise had some rethinking to do.

After the Helsinki letdown, Guggenheim director Richard Armstrong will have some serious rethinking to do about the future of his arts franchising network.

Among the rubble can also be counted a much-cherished Chinese myth: that the world's most populous country could remain its least engaged power.NATO's military planners have some rethinking to do.

Employees also need the element of group discussion to "collectively rethink how to do work".

In his news conference on Tuesday, the president said if rock-solid proof is found that a gas attack has taken place he would "rethink" what to do next, choosing from an unspecified range of punitive options that might not include military action.

At such moments, there is the potential for radical rethinking, the chance to do things differently – and better.

Executives, both downsized and not, are rethinking what they want to do in the world of work for the rest of their lives, and they are choosing assignments that make a difference rather than a profit.

Still, the uncertainties of this challenging year are manifesting themselves in the days before Super Bowl XLIII as advertisers think, rethink — and rethink again — what they intend to do.