Sentence examples for thought through change from inspiring English sources

The announcement comes shortly after Plex got itself into hot water over a poorly thought through change to its privacy policy that didn't make it clear to users that Plex wasn't spying on the content in their video libraries.

To be honest, I haven't fully thought through what that change would mean.

The chief executive had clearly thought through how the changes would affect the opportunity Resolution has in the retirement market.

The least thought through of the changes is the impact on face to face retail when the consumer and the merchant interact with Voice First devices.

Make sure that management has thoroughly thought through any potential changes in office procedure and/or protocol.

Tyrie added: "The best thing the government can do is to think through the changes and reduce the number of changes we need.

His resignation exposed rifts in the boardroom between those keen to back reforms put forward by Myners and those wanting more time to think through the changes.

The second quote illustrates the difficulties for facilitators in achieving this online, the facilitator has stepped in with a solution rather than leaving the individual to think through the changes needed.

The president's unscripted statements, particularly his tweets, probably do not reflect reality, have not necessarily been thought through, and are subject to change almost immediately, say Trump critics as well as those close to the White House.

"We should ensure we do not get tax shocks, but that changes are thought through and properly exposed," says the ACCA's Chas Roy-Chowdhury.

The changes have been thought through.