Sentence examples for likely reconsider from inspiring English sources

After tonight's performance, however, Chavez, who had boldly predicted he would knock out Tszyu by the eighth round, will likely reconsider.

Abortion is still technically illegal in Queensland, although state parliament will likely reconsider the issue later this year.

Several teams have expressed interest in Johnson -- most notably the Baltimore Ravens, who hold the fifth pick in April's draft -- For a team that lost a high-profile coach during the off-season, the organization likely reconsidered what would have been a very unpopular trade.

He said the company is contemplating its recourse and likely reconsidering its business model, which hinges on direct-to-customer sales.

Brokers said customers were likely to reconsider their options in the light of the announcement.

In doing so you're likely to reconsider the dauntless battle your own mind is always waging against the onslaught of stimuli that is life.

When the economy eventually slows -- and the plunge of technology stocks last week suggests that the time may not be far off -- struggling workers are more likely to reconsider their views on big pay packages.

TD Economics, which looked into the impact of the weak dollar on Canadian travellers when the loonie dropped suddenly in early 2014, found tourists taking short jaunts across the border are most likely to reconsider their visit as the price climbs.

On March 1st they allowed the sequester (a set of spending cuts intended to be so disastrous that no one would ever allow them to take place) to proceed although they looked likely to reconsider within a few weeks, before too much damage is done.So far, at least, Congress and the White House have always stopped short of serious self-harm.

Even ignoring that the private sector pays better, furloughed staff are likely to reconsider just how valued they are in their current roles.

It makes them likely to reconsider after a while, too, if you mention the topic discreetly in following weeks.