Sentence examples for to avoid rethinking from inspiring English sources

But what happens with Marco elicits an emotional response in James that makes it impossible for him to avoid rethinking his past.

It's up to smart managers to think and rethink, to avoid the biggest blunders.

A Conservative MP has said budget plans to cap tax relief for charitable donations were conceived "on the back of an envelope" and claims ministers are now preparing the ground for a rethink to avoid hurting the voluntary sector.

We may need a quick rethink to avoid confusing "a glow" with "aglow" – which would certainly be dated and sentimental – but, when we read the line properly, the indefinite article works fine, and seems more appropriate to the evanescent mystery of it all than the emphatic "one".

Check for these habits and consider rethinking your strategies to avoid being labeled a noob.

But much of the energy in the immigration fight comes from factions within the Republican tent that regard the Rubio-Schumer bill as a brilliant-and-easy way to avoid any kind of broader rethinking on economics, and that are pressing immigration reform on their co-partisans as the only conceivable alternative to swift political extinction.

Another way to avoid "false narratives" could be to rethink how literature and policies are written.

To avoid confrontation, he said, Washington must "rethink its objective of primacy and China must recalibrate its own sense of strength".

The new government should take this opportunity to rethink how criminals are managed to avoid repeating the same old mistakes.

Schäuble urged European leaders to expand their perspectives and rethink current strategies in order to avoid a larger "Trump effect".

Future studies should provide the means to forecast potential crisis in order to avoid them or limit their effects [Masini, E. 2006, Rethinking futures studies, Futures 38, 1158-1168].