Sentence examples for better reconsider from inspiring English sources

– better reconsider.

Parents could assuage some of the activists by giving up the seats, but it may be better to reconsider the whole question.

Though you shouldn't end your relationship just because your best friend vaguely thinks you can "do better," you should reconsider your relationship if all of your friends, family members, or even people you barely know go out of their way to tell you to get out of the relationship as soon as you can.

"We better start to reconsider that".

"Guilt by mere association has never existed in UK law but this ruling presents an obligation to reconsider better fairness for those who get caught up in crimes they did not intend and it will clearly protect young people who could have been convicted on an assumption of what was in fact their immature lack of foresight".

So when I heard that British universities, longtime bastions of the view that narrower and deeper is better, were beginning to reconsider, I wanted to know more.

If your mind went to immorality, jumped to conclusions, if you thought for a second you were better than this person please, reconsider.

The meaning of the term "relative abundance" can now be better understood if we reconsider the NMF problem: X = SA, where it is assumed that the row entries of a given column of S sum to 1; an assumption that follows from the preceding discussion on normalization.

Based on the patient's past history, the patient's sister bad evolution and the presence of a new episode of TMA while on dialysis, with better BP control, we reconsider our previous diagnosis of TMA secondary to malignant hypertension to aHUS being the primary cause and probably also in the sister.

"If your offense got better and their offense got better, would you want to reconsider your decisions?" he said.

But after no bacteria were found and the patient wasn't getting better, it was time to reconsider.