Sentence examples for time to reorient from inspiring English sources

"The world is different now, and the banks do not have too much time to reorient themselves".

After the first four weeks of the N.F.L season, it's time to reorient ourselves from what we thought we knew to what actually happened on the field.

From there, he will board another plane on Thursday that will land in London early Friday, allowing him just enough time to reorient himself before a lunchtime game on Saturday against Newcastle.

As in Mexico after the 1994- 95 peso crisis, in Asia it takes time to reorient production from collapsed domestic markets to exports.

It's time to reorient our priorities for children.

There is immense potential in the aging of the population, and it's time to reorient our thinking so we can seize it.

Thus, the delay could correspond to the time needed to reorient PCP domains.

One of the astonishing things about 1968 was how quickly each shocking, consciousness-altering event succeeded the last, leaving no time for people to reorient themselves.

Overall, the choice of the pulling direction for N-to-RGD pulling only changes the amount of time initially spent to reorient the molecule such that the anchor point-to-pulling point axis is aligned with the pulling direction, but the resulting unfolding pathways are thereafter similar (data not shown).

But research shows us that it takes the brain time to get reoriented.

And if you can't, Sisson said, "Don't you think it's time to consider reorienting and reframing your life and how you live it?" [email protected]@latimes.com