Sentence examples for as reconsider from inspiring English sources

The second-highest ranking official at the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives is proposing that the agency roll back restrictions on silencers, armor-piercing bullets, and the import of some foreign-made rifles, as well as reconsider efforts to force gun sellers to keep old sales records.

Here was a Romantic-era staple as reconsidered by one of the most brilliant and inquisitive artists of the new generation.

The design remains an homage to the International Style skyscrapers of Park Avenue, but as reconsidered by eyes trained in the beauty of incremental change.

Then, a fracture criterion for the delamination onset in cross-ply laminates under tension, based on a critical value for the mode 1 GSIF, is proposed and validated taking advantage of the results from an experimental campaign carried out in the present work, as well as reconsidering some data taken from the literature.

As Cohen himself later argued in essays such as 'Reconsidering Historical Materialism', the emphasis on production may appear one-sided, and ignore other powerful elements in human nature.

The business is increasingly under pressure as airlines reconsider their orders and ask for compensation.

At the National Park Service, 36 of about 500 employees have said they plan to leave — though the number could change as people reconsider before the end of the year.

So, as we reconsider our New Year's resolutions, how can we transform (or even tweak) our diets to be better to ourselves and the planet?

For the Union it will be interesting to see if Fernandes' lively performance has earned him a start as Philadelphia reconsider their options after this result.

"We have seen a couple of very strong days, and it is not surprising it is a flat day as investors reconsider the bounceback we have seen," said Kate Warne, an investment strategist for Edward Jones.

As they reconsider equity stakes, Kevin pulls out leaving Mark, who surprisingly makes an offer.