Sentence examples for reconsidered with from inspiring English sources

"We are playing a catch-up game where all these old story types are being reconsidered with females".

"The merging of 'church and state' in journalism — so controversial for so long — is also being reconsidered with People's experiment".

As a result, the fundamental model for supporting higher education is being reconsidered, with many universities winning greater autonomy — sometimes even in setting tuition.

Rabbi Eli Cohen, the council's executive director, said the entire structure of the council was being reconsidered, with the voting policy "definitely in the mix of issues".

The National Governors Associationn, meeting here this weekend, and the National Association of State Medicaid Directors have convinced the new administration that the rules are flawed and should be reconsidered, with a new opportunity for public comment, federal officials said.

By late February he had reconsidered, with O'Sullivan stating this week that he returned to resolve a cash-flow problem, with school fees overdue, but planned to retire for good after fulfilling a 10-event contract.

They can try to persuade Mr. Hastert to reconsider, with personal appeals or with cards, letters and the arguments from newspaper editorials.

Perhaps he should start reconsidering: with 11 riders at the head, there's a real chance of teamwork to keep them clear.

Yet the following year Reprise Records managed to convince him to reconsider, with the prospect of producing Dino, Desi & Billy - three Hollywood 13-year olds.

Senators John Cornyn, John McCain, Jeff Flake, and Lindsey Graham all publicly urged the White House to reconsider, with McCain saying that withdrawal from NAFTA would be "disgraceful and a disaster".

Island had said it would join, but it is now reconsidering, with speculation that it will be bought by Instinet, which itself has yet to decide.Instinet has lost its way of late and recently ousted its chief executive.