Sentence examples for reconsidered more from inspiring English sources

Whatever the outcome, and the BOA appears minded to insist that Cook is reconsidered, more recriminations will follow.

On the basis of the findings of this study, the requirement of CD4+ T-cell help for regulation of CD8+ T-cell immune responses should be reconsidered more precisely.

The EK has been suggested to play a role in tooth cusp formation 151 which has been reconsidered more recently with different interpretations.

DNB is reportedly reconsidering more than $400 million in credit.

Current evidence suggests that clinicians are reconsidering more conservative transfusion practices in light of these and similar data.

After her husband had added a waterfall to the grounds to keep the horses cool, Marion put her foot down: "You can run the stable, but I'm going to have that little adobe farmhouse even if it looks like a wart on top of the hill!" She then reconsidered: "The more I thought about my adobe resembling a wart, the more the idea needled me, like a mosquito in your room at night.

This view has been reconsidered in more recent years, with new evidence coming from modern human and fossil genetic studies, the development of better dating techniques, and new approaches to the analysis of fossil anatomy.

Therefore, the validity of Metaraphidiidae, together with the monophyly of Mesoraphidiidae, should be reconsidered when more fossils of these groups are discovered.

Our data suggest that for a clinical diagnosis of FCV infection, the FCV-related symptoms should be reconsidered and more stringently defined and the diagnosis confirmed by molecular testing.

However Mancini, who has denied suggestions he is interested in signing Tottenham's Gareth Bale, will reconsider any more outgoings if his squad picks up any further injuries.

It is too late: Zidane's mind is made up and the feeling lingers that pleas for him to reconsider are more opportunistic than heartfelt.