Sentence examples for probably reconsider from inspiring English sources
He'll probably reconsider his ways once he's been face to face with your sidearm.
The department will probably reconsider the proximity of the ambulance to the water's edge as well as its ability to exit quickly next year, the source said.
Year after year Congress will probably reconsider the law, and once tinkering with taxes begins, nothing in the tax code is immutable.
Mr. Millage said KELO does not broadcast editorials or political endorsements, but that it would probably reconsider that position if the F.C.C. rules were permanently repealed.
Hardcore nationalists might pay no attention, but enough marginal Eurosceptics would probably reconsider their positions to flip the 52%-48 52%-48t majority the other way.
(4) College dropouts who tire of "going to school" but would probably reconsider if they could escape from the traditional class room confinements This would also include, many graduates of ghetto or poor rural schools who, on high school graduation, had neither the will nor the preparation to go to college but who subsequently pulled them selves up to higher levels on their jobs.
Anderson has Smith on the back foot and probably reconsidering his approach to this innings as the wickets continue to fall.
But even the most English language destroying, lowest IQ, probably should reconsider reproducing, backward people in this country deserve a fair trial.
If he were not happy with a recommendation, he could have asked for a 30-day reprieve and then we'd probably have reconsidered".
If used empirically, glycopeptide antibiotics should probably be reconsidered and discontinued in the following situations: After 72 h and if no resistant gram-positive cocci have been identified (expert opinion, weak agreement).
Should the results of microbiological cultures and colonization screening for resistant gram-positive bacteria be negative, empirical therapy should probably be reconsidered and in most of the clinical scenarios discontinued.
