Sentence examples for had been reconsidering from inspiring English sources

American carriers, which then had been reconsidering opening nonstop routes that were abandoned in the early 1990's, "postponed their plans," he said.

That had been expected at the start of the season, but yesterday Mr. Silverman said NBC had been reconsidering its plans for both shows.

But he said yesterday that the calls were on his mind when he said after the killing that he had been reconsidering his decision not to carry a gun.

Mr. Zensinger said 578 applications had been reconsidered out of the original 7,200 that were rejected.

Ms. Kennel explained that the exhibition had been reconsidered for American audiences and would be smaller than the one in London.

But lo and behold, a few days later, I received a notification from the Facebook censor board (is it a board?) that my original complaint had been reconsidered and that the page had been taken down after all.

Prior to his departure as Britain's International Development minister last month, Andrew Mitchell praised Rwanda's efforts and said an earlier decision to freeze a £16m tranche of aid had been reconsidered.

An ophthalmogist's letter, along with a three-page handwritten note from our primary care physician, had swayed the underwriting supervisors: Matt's eye had been reconsidered, and he was being offered the P.P.O.

Dame Tessa had written to Royal Mail's chief executive and said she was delighted the decision had been reconsidered.

Ms McIntyre said she was glad for the two sisters that the veracity of the paintings had been reconsidered.

But I've been reconsidering the matter.