Sentence examples for certainly reconsider from inspiring English sources

If you learn that the kind-to-you colleague beats his daughter with a belt, for instance, you will most certainly reconsider the kindness attribution.

Though he stands behind the bill, he said, "If it turns out that the bill is, in fact, unworkable, unconstitutional, or unenforceable, I'll certainly reconsider and withdraw it".

We should certainly reconsider the legacy of the "balancers" of 1815/16: those charged with "bringing the world back to peaceful habits", as Lord Castlereagh, the then British foreign secretary, put it.

These particular cuts will almost certainly be reconsidered and perhaps repealed by Congress when it starts wrestling with deficits and the need to make drastic spending cuts next year.

A minister of the United Arab Emirates said that if Israeli killings of Palestinians continued, "most of us will certainly have to reconsider our role in the coalition".

At an investors' conference in Scottsdale, Ariz., its chief financial officer, Jeffrey O. Henley, said "we'd certainly have to reconsider our policy" if Mr. Bush's proposal became law.

If Israeli killings of Palestinians continue, said Sheik Abdullah bin Zaid al-Nahayan, information minister of the United Arab Emirates, "most of us will certainly have to reconsider our role in the coalition".

Mr. England said today that if Congress refused to cancel the referendum, the Navy would try to win it and that if it prevailed "certainly we would reconsider" the decision to end training there.

"The fact that you're even asking the question shows that it's almost certainly time to reconsider where you're heading with your life," Baron said.

Spending time with Greg and those close to him certainly made me reconsider how I live.

I don't suppose I've changed my opinion completely about anything but have certainly be made to reconsider.