Sentence examples for reconsider given from inspiring English sources

Surely she will reconsider, given the symbolic consequence of her appearance.

The commission has voted in the past against issuing a subpoena for Ms. Rice, and panel members said today that they were unlikely to reconsider given the lengthy court challenge that might result.

Nadine Dorries, a prominent Tory Brexiter, claimed she and her colleagues were beginning to reconsider, given efforts of other backbenchers to push for a second referendum or a delay to Brexit.

Livingstone is the community's obvious choice given his vision for London as a multicultural and diverse society, but it was also the Tories' decision to select Boris Johnson as their mayoral candidate, despite dismay and direct appeals from all quarters to reconsider, given his well-known prejudiced statements against minorities, that strengthened this conviction.

Edmund intends to watch England play Sweden in the quarter-finals of the World Cup before stepping on to court but he may want to reconsider given that Djokovic, ominously, appears to galloping back towards his imperious best after a serious elbow injury.

He also took a moment to "challenge" British broadcasters to reconsider giving airtime to extremists.

Gen. Charles F. Bolden Jr., to reconsider giving the Enterprise to the Intrepid Museum, arguing that museums and space centers in their states are more deserving and better prepared to display it.

A letter signed by 15 leaders of Christian churches that calls for Congress to reconsider giving aid to Israel because of accusations of human rights violations has outraged Jewish leaders and threatened to derail longstanding efforts to build interfaith relations.

After The New York Times reported that the Intrepid did not own that site or have the money it would need to build there, elected officials in Texas and Ohio called on Mr. Bolden to reconsider giving the Enterprise to the Intrepid.

He ridiculed Tom DeLay, the feared House majority leader, after DeLay demanded that part of the Convention be moved offshore, onto a cruise ship; he even urged Party donors to reconsider giving money to DeLay, whose legislative leadership on issues affecting New York has been, by any standard, unhelpful.

That might be a good clue for you to reconsider giving it.