Sentence examples for make them reconsider from inspiring English sources

Will the bad news make them reconsider?

The aim is to apply pressure on key figures in Gaddafi's inner circle to make them reconsider their support for him.

He said that the appeal would change the ground rules of the conflict, and that although the Obama administration had vowed to veto the request and Israel had threatened punitive countermeasures, the Arab uprisings should make them reconsider.

A rethink of its private delivery of public services appeared a possibility after the defence secretary, Philip Hammond, and the then culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, both said the Olympic experience would make them reconsider outsourcing in some circumstances.

He was both a formidably taxing reconstructor of literary form and an artist intent on presenting his readers with characters and situations that would move them, make them reconsider their own narrow understandings of each other and themselves and, as he often put it, feel less lonely.

If reputational risk wasn't a top issue for CEOs and boards of directors prior to 2010, the watershed events of the first half of this year should make them reconsider their priorities.

It might also have made them reconsider their opinion of the man.

While magazines once sniffed at stock photographs, which are existing images, not original assignments, shrinking editorial budgets made them reconsider.

It would be hard to blame the Nationals if the Werth deal has made them reconsider exorbitant contracts.

And 36percentt of the hunters said the disease that is plaguing deer had made them reconsider hunting.

But recent losses have made them reconsider their situation and the opportunities presented by allowing a second controller to be used in the home — and sold at stores.