reassess

/ ˌriːəˈsɛs /

verb

1. to assess (something) again; re-evaluate

Example Sentences

Officials created a new process for the 37 inmates, requiring the bureau to reassess the assignments and obtain approval from the deputy attorney general, the department’s No. 2 leader.

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The contracts typically pay $1 if the user is correct and $0 if the user is wrong, and their prices fluctuate as users reassess.

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As the cost has climbed over the years, there are signs that some Clear customers are reassessing the service.

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Weiss, from Union Pub, admits if the shutdown drags on for more than a month, he might have to reassess.

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But Wall Street is reassessing in the wake of two company failures this fall: Tricolor Holdings, a Dallas-based chain of used-car dealers, and First Brands, a big auto-parts company.

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• reexamine 
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• review 
• revise