Sentence examples for reconsidered range from inspiring English sources

The notion of "dog-human cooperation" needs to be reconsidered, Range said, as well as "the hypotheses that domestication enhanced dogs' cooperative abilities".

Ms. Haïm has, for starters, reconsidered the ranges of the title roles, taking Dido from soprano to mezzo-soprano and making Aeneas a tenor.

Despite the deteriorating security situation in Iraq, the Bush Administration has not reconsidered its basic long-range policy goal in the Middle East: the establishment of democracy throughout the region.

So in a series of speeches, including one on Thursday in Minneapolis, Mr. Bernanke has been saying that the Fed is reconsidering the entire "range of tools" at its disposal to stimulate the economy.

In a companion News and Views article published in the same issue of Nature, Bowman wrote, "The results should prompt astrophysicists to reconsider the wavelength range that the telescopes will target".

What is considered the "natural range" of the species could therefore be reconsidered.

These results add to the ongoing discussion of whether the lower reference range of plasma TSH levels should be reconsidered.

The implemented target range of less than 140 mg/dL for premeal BG measurements may have to be reconsidered for certain populations in hospital care.

The original research questions were reconsidered by the research team, and the charts examined in order to define concepts, map the range and nature of phenomena, find any associations and provide explanations.

All values (range [1.3; 4.2]) are smaller than the critical value of 5.0; thus, no indicators had to be reconsidered [30, 44].

He reconsidered a moment.