Sentence examples for reconsidering at from inspiring English sources

One imagines lots of things that might have made a difference to the state of poetry over the years, like someone handing Shelley updated weather advice as he left the dock, or talking Sylvia Plath into reconsidering at the last moment.

Benmosche, on the job only three months, was said to be reconsidering at the board's behest.

The European League Against Rheumatism evidence-based recommendations on the use of glucocorticoids are tools for avoiding adverse effects of glucocorticoids [ 5] and aim at using as low a dose as possible (reconsidering at each clinical visit the need for glucocorticoids and the dose level) and at preventive measures such as calcium and bisphosphonates.

It's an idea we should reconsider, at least in particularly flood-prone places.

Aides said he might reconsider at a later date if the Turks eased their demands.

They agreed with Washington that a MAP would be reconsidered at the meeting taking place this week.

But Judge Kollar-Kotelly now appears to be urging Microsoft to reconsider at least certain parts of the proposal.

"O.K., I don't think it's mean-spirited," said Judge Cote, who denied the motion but agreed to reconsider at a later date.

But a top Republican, State Representative John Kavanagh, has already pledged to reconsider at least some of the state's cuts for transplants when the Legislature reconvenes in January.

The N.C.A.A. said that it would delay a $2,000 stipend for athletes until it can be reconsidered at January's convention, after 125 colleges requested the delay.

That comment countered what had become rampant speculation that NBC might reconsider at the last minute and ask Mr. Leno to stay on at "Tonight".