Sentences with word «rethink»

We're not making small changes; we're building technology to completely rethink how people create, consume, and share their stories with the world.

But invention is an opportunity to completely rethink what school is for young people.

I'd better rethink about what to do with my manuscripts.

Unlike these programs, however, personalized learning offers real opportunities to rethink school in crucial ways while also maintaining the best parts of the system we've already built.

If the answer is yes, then you are going the right way; if it is a no, then you will have to rethink on how to talk to them.

I would like to propose a different approach that forces us to completely rethink everything we know about weight loss.

In a book which offers a radical rethink on the nature of the soul, this is a fatal flaw.

PL: These projects were an invitation to help rethink the basics of the educational ecosystem at a very structural level.

The company's mission is to completely rethink how pet food is manufactured and marketed.

Just as the country's largest generation has killed off certain chain restaurants and home goods, their attitudes are forcing teachers to rethink education.

I say, rethink things if your dream date doesn't automatically find you.

Perhaps we need to radically rethink how our district is run.

Generally, I recommend if you have less than ten or twenty reviews, maybe rethink whether you're ready for an eBook promotion.

Those who seem to think so can now rethink about their initial opinion of bitcoin.

We must rethink teacher education so that it focuses on preparing teachers to work with enthusiasm, competence, and caring among the students in our urban schools.

So, rather than make divorce harder (or marriage harder), why not rethink parenting?

You may also rethink a new weight loss pill or program after finding out it's just a gimmick and waste of your investment.

We need to fundamentally rethink our whole relationship with the planet.

As well, expect the Big 3 to have to start rethink their structure and how they charge.

Your challenge through the upcoming months will be to rethink strategy with the home buyers, get them pre-approved again with the stress test factor included.

It's the kind of weather that makes people rethink their plans and find a way to stay inside.

But it also forces financial organisations to rethink business models and innovate, which then creates a huge range of new roles, many of which may be completely unique.

Almost any effort to really rethink staffing and pay entails some educators earning more — probably, a lot more — and other educators earning less.

But still you may want to rethink which cards you use to earn.

Every person who was involved in making this movie needs to seriously rethink the decisions they made in life.

If you have a fear of dogs / cats, please rethink volunteering at this shelter.

Breakthrough innovations come from finding ways to use new technologies to rethink old processes.

I think the government's got to rethink where they're putting their investments.

I think I am going to need to just rethink entirely how I'm going about budgets.

But, he says, it could also force scientists to totally rethink their view of the world, meaning finding nothing could eventually be the most exciting option.

Players in this tournament might want to rethink before winning it, however.

Then, when done, I can rethink all the main points, and wonder about other ways of viewing the material.

I sincerely hope that you and the development team rethink your stance on communication.

The turbulent economy is making more rethink ways of cutting back without sacrificing quality and style.

This goes beyond teaching explicit skills and asks us to critically rethink the work of schools.

Now that I know how easy it is to make, I should probably rethink what I spend money on.

If it's actually, as she claims, an attempt to help women rethink home birth, it's not working as well as she thinks.

The point is to make your firm rethink its attitude towards its content.

Plenty, since it means we all have to again rethink what it means to sell a book on any one venue.

Or, bad feedback from a reference could make the company rethink their opinion of you.

The galaxies, which are forming stars very rapidly, are big for their age, meaning that astronomers might have to rethink current ideas about galaxy formation.

But let's not forget innovative approaches to delivering those fundamental basics of pedagogy, as educators it's our responsibility to rethink homework, make it count and most certainly make it enjoyable.

Even with the progress we're making to rethink principal preparation, this is only half the equation.

In the public's interest, we need to rethink legal services and get creative.