re-evaluate

British  

verb

1. to evaluate again or differently

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Other Word Forms

• re-evaluation noun

Example Sentences

He added that federal policy changes require all stakeholders, including lenders, to re-evaluate their practices and programs.

From MarketWatch

The Gulf states will need to re-evaluate their shared security after the war, which has resulted in a "breakdown of the security system," a Qatar foreign ministry spokesman said.

From Barron's

Yet he sees the uncertainty over software’s future, and the advent of AI agents, as a chance to re-evaluate how it is priced.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Arab states worked with the Soviet Union regardless, until the loss of several wars with Israel compelled Cairo and others to re-evaluate.

From The Wall Street Journal

But stressed markets are also when banks might need to re-evaluate the commitments they have made to those funds.

From The Wall Street Journal