Reassessing in a sentence

And as it does, foreign powers, which have long tried to stake claims in a mineral-rich nation with geopolitical value, are hastily reassessing their positions.

But reassessing your budget doesn’t mean cutting back on all discretionary spending long term. In fact, doing so can often backfire.

Countries around the world are reassessing their energy requirements.

European markets started the new trading week on an uncertain note Monday with investors reassessing the economic outlook.

Healthcare systems that have a lot of Medicaid patients may face a greater fallout and are encouraged to consider reassessing self-pay forms and hardship waivers for charity and financing options.

In the current economic climate, many people are radically reassessing their spending as a reaction to layoffs and rising prices.

Now we also have been reassessing our overall manufacturing network.

With the Federal Reserve expected to be at the end of its interest-rate hiking cycle, investors are reassessing the fixed-income market—and looking to high-quality bonds with intermediate maturities as the best bet for stable income.

And her collection of essays may have you reassessing what on earth you are doing here, anyway.

Because of this, you could find yourself reassessing some routines that used to feel rewarding.

By reassessing height thresholds and exploring maintenance triggers, we aim to continue safeguarding vulnerable areas.

If elected, I will be working for you, the people, in reassessing the budget and allocating funds in more of a priority selection.

Japan’s biggest banks plan to maintain ties to despite US bribery charges, even as other global firms including Barclays Plc are reassessing their exposure to the Indian conglomerate.

The Palestinian Authority in the West Bank is reassessing its relationship with the United States.

As for the Sanders candidacy itself, Shakir insists the senator is still reassessing his future.

Earlier this year, the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League decided against changing their name — but then said in July it was reassessing the name once again.

Instead, as Klinkner notes, they have tended to respond to losses with nuts-and-bolts reforms, developing innovative advertising practices and reassessing which parts of the country to prioritize in campaigns.

Sometimes that means turning down assignments or just taking a breath and reassessing what’s going on.

The rescheduling follows the recent Covid-19 pandemic resurgence, as some countries in Europe and North America are reassessing conditions for physical gatherings.

They say a crisis forces rethinking and reassessing of your life and all that matters.