Sentence examples for either reconsider from inspiring English sources

Had he done so, Congress would have had to either reconsider it or override his veto.

Cities across the country followed suit, and more than a dozen jurisdictions have made moves to either reconsider the placement of Confederate statues or approved their removal.

If there is amendment, however, the Senate may either reconsider the bill with amendments or ask for the establishment of a conference committee to work out differences in the versions of the bill passed by each chamber.

After the Paris terrorist attacks last month, many other Republican presidential candidates said the US should either reconsider or fully stop accepting Syrian refugees on the basis of security risks.

In line with the NHS Complaints Procedure, I would be grateful if you could help me respond to his enquiry and either reconsider the decision or provide me with a more detailed explanation of the reason why her request for the re-insertion of the breast implant has been denied'.

Mr Netanyahu might yet tempt Mr Abbas to reconsider, either with the carrot of goodwill gestures, or the stick of reducing his travel and other perks.

Then, moved to reconsider either by her editorial superiors or by public response (or both), she allowed Kirkus to publish an update to her judgment.

After they learned the news earlier this month, they sent DVDs of the six episodes to TV critics, hoping that some praise in print for "12 Miles" would either make HBO reconsider or prompt another network to pick up the series (they are reportedly shopping it around).

In that case, you either need to reconsider what outcomes you desire, inform the buyer of the issue, or add more individuals to your project.

If you tend to yell at the video game when your character dies, reconsider either gaming at work or only select games that do not elicit an emotional response.

If commuting is also proving to remove a large chunk of your time, reconsider either your work or your place of residence, even if that means down-sizing (which is a benefit).