rethink造句

If not, rethink your goals.

Central Banks may not just have to rethink their tools.

Achor suggests that you rethink each of your daily tasks.

The shutdown should force a rethink of the EU's overall energy policy as well.

That fateful autumn has led many to rethink the relationship between business and society.

More ambitiously, he wants to rethink the school's hallowed teaching methods.

President Barack Obama wants a rethink of America's muddled aid programme.

Working with App Engine's scalable datastore requires you to rethink your indoctrination to the benefits of normalized data.

But if a goal leaves you feeling hopeless and frustrated, it may be time to rethink your goals, right?

The warning could force a rethink on resorts which rely on the draw of volcanoes to pull in tourists.

'There are so many entrepreneurs in the region, ' says Ms. So. 'People really need to challenge themselves and rethink philanthropy.

The video generated 83, 000 signatures on a petition and was seminal in persuading the governor of New York, David Patterson, to rethink the cuts.

The main point is that we need to rethink our notions of “free,” especially as it relates to free information, and doing so could benefit us all.

But rather than taking the opportunity to rethink an edifice of testing that is crumbling under its own weight, the government is ploughing stubbornly on.

But he wanted to try to master an area of robotics that remains unconquered - adaptability, the ability of the robot to rethink its plans as the environment around it changes, as would a human.

None of this means that adjusting to an ageing workforce will be easy. Companies will need to rethink the traditional career ladder that linked seniority to pay and power.