Sentence examples for not a reconsideration from inspiring English sources

Thus her suggested means for reform is not a reconsideration of Scripture (which urges more prayer, fasting and works of mercy -- all aimed at deeper conversion to the radical and countercultural Gospel) but rather a reconsideration of where we should put our money.

The Great Recession has provoked dueling experts predicting when consumer spending will rebound, but not a reconsideration of how we live in an increasingly connected world of finite resources.

"This review does not include a reconsideration about long-standing policy of the United States government that ransoms should not be paid to terrorist organisations that are holding hostages," he said.

Realistically speaking, there will not be a reconsideration of the tax cuts any time soon.

The book does not demand a reconsideration of the widespread view that Reagan, as President, was ill-informed, inattentive, and often unaware of the consequences, and even the content, of his own policies.

While this is in many respects a familiar story, Richardson brings more coiling narrative detail to the life than anybody ever has, so that the biography becomes not only a reconsideration of Picasso but also a reckoning on the art and culture of the century in which he played so essential a role.

What is required is probably not a complete reconsideration of underlying molecular mechanisms but rather an extension of previous concepts, which incorporates chaperone-assisted degradation.

There hasn't been a reconsideration of public-media policy of similar scale and potential in the United States since the nineteen-sixties.

Here, in fact, the unfolding disaster is not even prompting a reconsideration of the 75th annual Louisiana Shrimp and Petroleum Festival.

Pentagon officials said tonight that the study would not rule out a reconsideration of the Aegis destroyers, which are mounted with missiles and radars that can track up to 100 targets simultaneously.

He didn't call for a reconsideration of the 2001 tax cut when the budget surplus evaporated.