Sentence examples for reconsider which from inspiring English sources

And with every new finding, regulators have had to reconsider which of the harvests from California's richly productive lands will be quarantined and which will not.

It calls on journals, scientists, and funding agencies to reconsider which research they make public.

Such trends are forcing scientists to rethink how they publish papers and agencies to reconsider which studies to fund.

It seems prudent to reevaluate these patients frequently and reconsider which drug class of osteoporotic drug is best for the patient.

Before fitting this model, that is, before estimating the proportionality constant, m, we pause to reconsider which call volumes we should use as the predictors.

Few attempts were made to reconsider which texts represented the core of the study of natural philosophy in the universities; one remarkable exception was Pierre de la Ramée (1515 1572), who put a distinctive emphasis on particular sciences at the expense of study of the Physics.

Reportedly, the schools strategy is now being reconsidered, which is exactly as it should be.

Right now, the government is reconsidering which children will be entitled to get free school meals.

He says he is a party member who, with his friends, has tried to have the official judgment on Tiananmen reconsidered, which they believe essential if China is to become more democratic.

But having seen America's prison population soar to more than 2.2 million, and with widespread prison overcrowding in California, Mr. Langley says he now believes the nation should be reconsidering which crimes should be punishable by imprisonment.

Last week, the Democratic and Republican leaders of the Senate Commerce Committee and its aviation subcommittee sent a letter to the Transportation Security Administration and the F. A. A. asking whether the two agencies were reconsidering which lists to use to match against the list of pilots.