Sentence examples for as we reconsider from inspiring English sources

On a personal level, as we reconsider life's priorities, many of us may find less appeal in electronics designed to let us to keep working even when we're at home after hours.

I am sitting here holding my knee so it won't jerk reflexively as we reconsider the notorious statement by William Johnson, the chairman of the Augusta National Golf Club, who is known as Hootie, that his private organization has no legal, social or moral obligation to accept women as members.

As we reconsider Extension in relation to the centennial in May of 2014 of the Smith Lever Act, which established the national Cooperative Extension System, it would serve us well to remember these words from C.B. Smith and Ruby Green Smith (they weren't related, by the way).

When we reconsider Thomas as a commentator on the Metaphysics, it becomes clear that his reading is in stark opposition to Jaeger's claims.

In the meantime though, the movement has levelled its own sort of challenge to us, as a society, asking that we reconsider the way we deal with mental illness, and rethink what we deem possible for those who suffer from it.

"It's the wrong question when we reconsider journalism not as the manufacture of content but instead as a service whose goal is an informed public".

It was not before we got the viral diagnostic test results and saw the consolidations on CT images that we reconsidered pneumonia as the most probable diagnosis.

"If one of the major beneficiaries of the world trading system engages in a pattern of refusing to play by the same rules as everyone else, then we should reconsider the rules that we apply to that country," he said.

Having understood that the overall failure to produce a systematic evaluation of the treatment of distal radius fractures is mainly due to our own methodological incompetence as orthopaedic investigators, we should reconsider the evidence in the treatment of the subgroup of comminuted distal radius fractures.

With city space (literally) running out, Hoyos believes future structures cannot remain static; to grow as a society we must reconsider space and embrace its impermanence.

If the policy at the club should change we would reconsider Muirfield as a venue for the Open in future".