Sentence examples for do reconsider from inspiring English sources

But do reconsider and you might be surprised.

If they do reconsider, you're going to have to continue to be mature, or else they'll think twice about giving you stuff like that next time.

Though Anthony's team provided most of the highlights, there was little doubt which side the crowd preferred, even if James's critics did reconsider their jeers for the occasional no-look pass or alley-oop finish.

She added, "I hope she will forgive me for saying, diffidently, that if she did reconsider her decision, she would have a lot to offer the community at large".

"I do hope that the incoming premier of Victoria does reconsider his misguided commitment to tear up the East West Link contract … because it is pretty clear that the people of Victoria do want the East West Link," the prime minister said.

The topic of a third item of coverage became the fact that the French government did reconsider.

To my and everyone's surprise, our messages got to her on time and she did reconsider.

Under President Obama, the Army did reconsider in December when Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works Jo-Ellen denieddenied the easement due to concerns about risks to the water supply and Sioux treaty rights.

If you have not watched the film and are thinking: thank God, and may I never do so... reconsider.

"Republicans and Democrats in the House failed to renew it today," the president said, "and that inaction will directly hurt about 100,000 workers and their communities annually if those Members of Congress don't reconsider".

If the only reason for an intervention is that others think that's what we "should" look like, and if the intervention is both semi-permanent and potentially damaging to our health, maybe what we "should" do is reconsider.