Sentence examples for left to reconsider from inspiring English sources

Republican officials were left to reconsider Mr. Cox's leadership and whether he could work effectively with Mr. Lazio after trying to thwart his candidacy for several months.

In the twentieth century, when nationalist tendencies proved to be stronger (or in any case more easily mobilized) than international solidarity, and when the position of workers was strengthened to the point of making them unwilling to risk a revolution, this forced the left to reconsider this view.

Emma urges Will to reconsider his decision to leave by showing him a video of him in Glee Club when he was at McKinley High, and when he comes across New Directions performing "Don't Stop Believin' he decides to stay, telling the club he couldn't bear to see them win Nationals without him.

That fact has left Tauziat to reconsider her retirement plans.

Tuesday's one-half of a percentage-point rate cut spells weakness in the economy, leaving investors to reconsider when the corporate outlook will brighten.

Then a home invasion and its repercussions leave her to reconsider her strength.

Rick pleads with Hershel to not force them to leave and to reconsider his request.

I hope that Yad Vashem reconsiders his case before no one is left to tell his story.

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

Howard called for a pause of about a month after a vote to leave to allow the EU to reconsider the current deal.

Now that the country has voted to leave, both the UK and the EU will have to reconsider this arrangement.