Sentence examples for difficult to reconsider from inspiring English sources

Then, while MUNI has stops every few blocks that slow lines in aggregate, it's politically difficult to reconsider any of them.

As she walks off, mink stole wrapped protectively around her, it's difficult not to reconsider a screen veteran in self-evident thrall to the London stage — since 2005, Ms. Cattrall has done four West End plays — on the way to furthering the renewed career that she is finding in the theater.

It is those issues that Mattsson says would make it very difficult for him to reconsider his decision to quit as Sierra Leone coach - although it is remains unclear whether the Sierra Leone FA has accepted his resignation.

As policy makers explained to us, it is difficult for them to reconsider the reimbursement of a pharmaceutical on the basis of clinical data.

It can be difficult, however, for women to reconsider the choices they have just made facing their own doctor.

"While we appreciate the circumstance that forced MSF to take such a difficult decision, we urge it to reconsider.

State officials hold out hope that the company's difficult financial situation will prompt it to reconsider leaving Lower Manhattan.

The foundation pushed Taylor to reconsider, fearing it would be difficult to fundraise for and build excitement around an organization with such an uncertain path.

So it's time to reconsider whether the United States still faces a difficult problem with Mexican immigration.

The Victorian Society has called for Lambeth to reconsider this for the Carnegie, saying this seemed difficult for "a particularly attractive and important example of its type".

If you find any member too difficult to work with during the drafting stage, you may want to reconsider forming a partnership with this person.