Sentence examples for seriously reassessing from inspiring English sources
Retailers are seriously reassessing their approach.
I, on the other hand, spent many late nights miserably trying to get my code to compile (object-oriented what — who's doing the orienting?) while seriously reassessing my level of intelligence.
My best guesstimate is that after the morning of Feb.4, we'll have had nine contests in all regions of the country, all the diverse parts of our party represented, and if you haven't won a state in those nine contests, I think at that point it's time to seriously reassess your candidacy.
Both governments and the nuclear industry need to seriously reassess their responsibilities in these areas," Cashmore says.
If you're complaining about white girls experiencing less prejudice and therefore being less able to perform properly, you need to seriously reassess your understanding of what a general feminist goal entails.
Dave Kraft of the Nuclear Energy Information Service in Chicago was one voice of caution; he told the St . LouisBeacon that the government should seriously reassess its nuclear ambitions, and should take a close look especially at Mark I reactors like the four in Illinois.
According to officials involved in the discussions, it was not until June, 2006, at a retreat called by Bush at Camp David, that the President began seriously to reassess his strategy for Iraq.
Taking Darwin seriously means reconsidering and reassessing the nature of human knowledge in the light of our increased awareness of the cogntive capabilities of the members of other species.
The testing process, which includes reassessing conditions every six months, has come under intense criticism for failing some of the most seriously ill and disabled.
