Sentence examples for reconsider beginning from inspiring English sources

Mostly that meant sitting still at the keyboard and glancing at the audience when coughing, program rustling or chatting led him to reconsider beginning.

PS: To understand why I believe now is the time to reconsider and begin serious application of Alexander's thinking, please read my piece "Our Crisis Is Not Economic.

I'm also drawn to brave endings that stun you and make you reconsider the beginning, and I've just read the recent novel "Hausfrau," which does that very well.

"I'm beginning to reconsider".

"A lot of groups are beginning to reconsider other destinations, " she said.

It's still a grim sight, but 20 years after the first eruption, Montserratians are beginning to reconsider Soufrière Hills.

So when I heard that British universities, longtime bastions of the view that narrower and deeper is better, were beginning to reconsider, I wanted to know more.

The company was then beginning to reconsider its civilian aircraft options and a move towards jets, particularly after seeing the de Havilland Comet in England in 1950.

And for more baTheit stories like this, check out the 20th Anightrsary endedon of 'Pleate Kill Me' by LeGeorgeeil & Gillian McCain.

There are new data to support the idea that consumers are beginning to reconsider their recent love affair with bottled water.

The lawsuits in Virginia and Tennessee are part of a nascent trend around the country: Lawmakers are beginning to reconsider the practice, and lawsuits in at least five states are challenging it.