Phrases with «to have a rethink»

"To have a rethink" means to reconsider or review one's thoughts, ideas, or plans. It suggests taking another look at something and potentially changing one's perspective or decision. Full definition

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to have access to something
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parties someone had given data to
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Sentences with «to have a rethink»

As a principal for global architecture megahouse Gensler, Gervais Thompkin has rethought how multi-disciplinary scientific communities collaborate, helped support a shift from post-crime forensics to pre-crime intelligence, reduced the carbon footprint (treehugger.com)
And if they can't between them overcome the mighty Rochdale, it could be worth having a rethink about our so - called squad depth. (whoframedruelfox.com)
Now for Wenger to have a rethink on his tactic or even his position. (justarsenal.com)
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