Sentence examples for perhaps reconsider from inspiring English sources

Administrators hope that California legislators will read the responses and, perhaps, reconsider the cuts to education funding that prompt public universities to increase tuition rates.

Foundations and agencies like the endowment should perhaps reconsider re-allocating their resources, he said, perhaps giving larger grants to fewer institutions.

What Questlove is suggesting — that we should perhaps reconsider how we think about and use the word "derivative" — seems to be a necessary paradigm shift.

"It could serve as a touchstone for all Americans to consider or perhaps reconsider the appropriate way that immigrants should be treated, documented and brought into the country".

If the fear of monster blemishes and ghastly bumps is stopping you from heavy Halloween makeup (like a full face of zombie gore or fantastical, glittery fairy dust), perhaps reconsider.

This swansong for the talky drama about a group of gay friends and lovers in San Francisco – Patrick returns after a year away, to catch up and perhaps reconsider his decision to leave – finds closure a tad too methodically.

He paused, perhaps reconsidering a bit.

I wonder if she decided to have her daughter circumsized or whether she'd perhaps reconsidered.

But because the surprise comes along with the implied reassurance of structural integrity (they're trees, after all), it prompts us to focus on the built environment, perhaps to reconsider its role in our everyday lives.

And this is why, for me, David Cameron's view of Islamist extremism as the struggle of a generation looks like a gross underestimate – or an argument, perhaps, for reconsidering our approach.

This last result suggests that clinical use of GnRHa should perhaps be reconsidered in the context of its apoptosis-inducing effect.