re-evaluate

verb

1. to evaluate again or differently

Other Word Forms

• re-evaluation noun

Example Sentences

But while Google’s rise could make it more difficult for OpenAI to raise money or prompt hyperscalers to re-evaluate their AI spending, Reitzes said the top cloud providers have raised capex estimates and could together spend nearly $500 billion next year.

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That means “you can always re-evaluate how much money you need as your baseline — what you need to be happy — or whether money makes you happy at all.”

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‘You can always re-evaluate how much money you need as your baseline — what you need to be happy — or whether money makes you happy at all.’

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‘You can always re-evaluate how much money you need as your baseline — what you need to be happy — or whether money makes you happy at all.’

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That means “you can always re-evaluate how much money you need as your baseline — what you need to be happy — or whether money makes you happy at all.”

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