Sentence examples for reconsider the question from inspiring English sources

He directed the lower court to reconsider the question.

"He wants to make people reconsider the question".

Midway through Chamique Holdsclaw's gripping new autobiography, I began to reconsider the question.

But several officials expected his report almost certainly to force Ms. Reno to reconsider the question.

Maybe we should reconsider the question raised at the RSC in 1998.

And President Trump said on Thursday that the U.S. Embassy in Israel would remain in Tel Aviv, but aides suggested he might reconsider the question later this year.

It's been a long time since anyone asked a judge to reconsider the questions raised in Reimerdes.

I could cite several other examples of stepping out of one's typical frames of reference to gain new knowledge and be able to reconsider the questions at hand.

The conference will engage historians, journalists, and social scientists in an effort to assess Bell's contribution (on the one-hundredth anniversary of his birth) and to reconsider the questions at the heart of the work of one of the most influential public intellectuals of the era.

"The majority of the board appears to have believed that [it] was acting appropriately in reconsidering the question of sponsorship," they wrote.

Part II reconsiders the question of why organizations really do need strategies, and also shows how some long-held beliefs explain why organizations don't, as well as do, need strategies.