Sentence examples for reconsidered so from inspiring English sources

"I tried to do one of those things when you ask for your payment to be reconsidered so you can make it lower -- a modification," Ms. Carter said.

Page A13 COLLEGES' DIVERSITY WORRIES The news that the Supreme Court would revisit the use of race as a factor in college admissions decisions just nine years after upholding it in a University of Michigan case has college administrators worrying about maintaining diversity -- confounded that the question is being reconsidered so soon.

The news that the Supreme Court is revisiting the use of race as a factor in admissions decisions, just nine years after upholding it in a University of Michigan case, has admissions officials worried about maintaining diversity and confounded that the question is being reconsidered so soon.

It is important that the provision of SIFT funding is reconsidered so that it suits a growing emphasis of community-based education in the medical curriculum and therefore help develop these settings as centres of education.

If a "greedy" algorithm is used for the matching (i.e., once a match has been made, it is never reconsidered, so the control from that matched pair cannot be considered as a control for a different exposed subject), then the quality of the matching may depend on the order in which exposed subjects are selected for matching.

They didn't ask her to reconsider, so she thought, Ooooh, charmin', and off she went.

Here is how the appellate court in Amarillo described the state's advantage in its 2009 decision that the Supreme Court declined to reconsider: "So, while it must perform and, like any other party to a contract, is responsible for its failure to do so, it cannot be sued for damages without its permission if it opts to forgo performance.

"We urge the shadow chancellor to reconsider so that children and their already struggling families do not suffer even more unnecessary hardship," said Children's Society boss Matthew Reed.

He recently learned of at least two reviewers who rejected a commercialization project, then were asked by the CPRIT oversight committee to reconsider so their assessments "would be in harmony with" scores from commercialization reviewers that were "far more favorable".

But she made me reconsider, so I decided just to continue on with it.

He felt the way he felt and, of course, you don't say, "Oh, gee, would you reconsider?" So that's what happened.