Sentence examples for to keep rethinking from inspiring English sources

To keep rethinking the big picture, we run those one-hour monthly meetings with the senior staff and then bring changes to the whole staff when appropriate.

If your tech philosophy is the equivalent of 'move fast and break things' it's a failure of both imagination and innovation to not also keep rethinking policies and terms of service — "to a certain extent from scratch" — to account for fresh social impacts, he argued in the speech.

"I think part of the point of this museum is to re-level, rebalance and keep rethinking these things".

To keep up, we need to rethink the quick-hit shopping trip.

"They seem unaware the reason they got the White House is because of people who tend not to be Republicans, and seem to be doing little, if anything, to bring those people into the tent, to keep them, and make them rethink their personal positions".

ANOTHER public relations giant is reassessing how it presents itself to current and potential clients and employees, in an effort that reflects how all types of agencies are rethinking their offerings to keep up with the continuous changes in technology and consumer behavior.

The Green party has written to ITN demanding the TV companies rethink their decision to keep the Greens out of the planned election TV debates but include the UK Independence party (Ukip).

So if it's established that the somewhat natural ups and downs of our economy serve as a natural, market-driven regulator of worker inflows into the states, this reality should cause us to rethink policies meant to keep immigrants from reaching the U.S. altogether.

They moved me here in 2011 after rethinking the most secure place to keep me.

The Bulgaris concluded that selling out was the best option; other big business families seem more likely to keep control until circumstances force a rethink.

M 101 ULX-1, described in the journal Nature, may force scientists to keep hunting for more "intermediate" black holes – and rethink their understanding of them.