Sentence examples for reconsider inviting from inspiring English sources
The BBC's Royal Correspondent Peter Hunt said critics had so far stopped short of calling on royal officials to reconsider inviting him.
If you are pointing out to people you have invited to your home they should be thankful you are "being put out," or make hints about how they should do more dishes, perhaps you should reconsider inviting over house guests.
The chapter ends by inviting readers to reconsider the Toshiba case in light of these discussions and that of the Volkswagen emissions scandal.
The chapter ends by inviting readers to reconsider the case of bid rigging in Japan, applying the relevant principles to this case.
We hypothesise that giving more time and inviting relatives to reconsider their initial refusal will lead to a more stable decision and possibly more consent.
Our findings lead to the hypothesis that giving relatives more time and inviting them to reconsider their initial refusal will lead to a more stable decision and possibly more consent.
With a tender eye, Urrea carefully captures moments that organically unravel in his life and relationships, inviting the viewer to reconsider how different bodies are seen.
Or were they inviting, even prodding, the Supreme Court to reconsider Casey?
If you're planning on inviting a mime to come and do an impromptu performance, then reconsider: kids usually have very rigid ideas of how they want their party to unfold.
