Sentence examples for might be reconsidering from inspiring English sources

Both men opposed same-sex marriage in the past but have indicated they might be reconsidering.

Matthew Wade comes out much earlier than he might have hoped, and Michael Clarke might be reconsidering his powerplay plans.

Lord Malloch-British Foreign Officegn Office minister, said Sunday that there were signs Myanmar's leaders might be reconsidering their resistance to significant international help.

There may be some good news in boxing, which has some hope for a superbout between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao with reports that Pacquiao might be reconsidering Mayweather's drug-testing demands.

Mr. Obama has said he favors civil unions over same-sex marriage, although in an interview in late October with a group of bloggers he hinted that he might be reconsidering his position.

Speaking in Indonesia, during a trade tour of East and South East Asia, the prime minister defended the proposal amid newspaper reports that ministers might be reconsidering its impact on UK-based charities.

If his time away from the show extends to several months, that position might be reconsidered.

Priscilla Taylor, a county commissioner who said she was open to a restaurant if concerns were addressed, said the issue might be reconsidered.

There have been a few small signs in Washington that Federal fuel-economy standards, little changed since the mid-1980's, might be reconsidered next year.

At once elegant and grotesque, this image raises the intriguing idea that much of Ms. Tyson's previous work might be reconsidered as psychological portraiture.

In particular, some ask, would that mean the much-disputed 1997 court decision, which held that the state could no longer pay for its schools almost entirely through local property taxes, might be reconsidered?