Sentence examples for at reconsidering from inspiring English sources

Ever growing is the list of states, municipalities and agencies with blue ribbon committees aimed at reconsidering what government should be.

"This is embarrassing for Imam," Kamal Habib, a prominent former member of Egyptian Islamic Jihad who had previously praised Fadl's attempts at reconsidering violence, told the Agence France-Presse.

Management of elephants should therefore be directed at ensuring the inclusion of heterogeneous landscapes in conservation areas and at reconsidering water management policies that may influence home range sizes and landscape selection.

Palliative care is aimed at acknowledging patients' impending death and at reconsidering goals of care [ 6].

The next time you shy away from a promotion or an opportunity in favor of sticking with what you know or what you've been told you're good at, reconsider.

By highlighting the sexist origin of laws mandating sex-separation of public restrooms, I hope to provide grounds for at least reconsidering their continued existence.

It is clear that executives at NPR are reconsidering its future, in good part because of heightened competition.

Some publishers said they were shipping books to Borders cautiously, or not at all, and reconsidering the number of new books to print.

One imagines lots of things that might have made a difference to the state of poetry over the years, like someone handing Shelley updated weather advice as he left the dock, or talking Sylvia Plath into reconsidering at the last moment.

Benmosche, on the job only three months, was said to be reconsidering at the board's behest.

Notre Dame at 11-1 probably would have forced the committee to at least reconsider whether the Fighting Irish belonged in over maybe the Big 12 champion Sooners or the Big Ten champion.