Sentence examples similar to reconsider long term from inspiring English sources
Districts must also reconsider long-term spending commitments, such as retiree healthcare benefits, that are unsustainable when the financial landscape changes.
Given China's disregard for intellectual property rights, perhaps American executives should pause and reconsider the long-term costs of growing outsourcing programs.
I'm leaving because a Forbes writer asked his son's best friend Todd if Facebook was still cool and the friend said no, and plus none of HIS friends think so either, even Leila who used to love it, and this journalism made me reconsider the long-term viability of the company.
Steere advises that if an account makes it a habit to reschedule meetings with the expectation that you would rearrange your schedule to accommodate the client's availability, it may be time to reconsider the long-term viability of the engagement.
As they are well-spread in the young glacial area, the strong influence of this abrupt and long term events should be reconsidered.
After long term disease free follow up (FUp) patients reconsider quality of life (QOL) outcomes.
Au pairs, as a long term, multiple-year solution to at-home child care, should be reconsidered.
In the long term, Southern Californians need to rethink the way they use water even in wet years, and that will mean reconsidering their love affair with lawns.
"Think long term," he said.
