Sentence examples for reconsidering whether to from inspiring English sources
Some people are reconsidering whether to go walk in Karada.
Goodell is reconsidering whether to hand down revised suspensions for the players.
He has said that he was reconsidering whether to remain on the board.
An archdiocese spokesman said recently that the cardinal was reconsidering whether to accept donations from Voice of the Faithful.
On Saturday, Mr. Brown said he was reconsidering whether to accept the post if it was offered.
Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, who is reconsidering whether to join the race, has defined himself politically through his drive to cut government spending.
He also began to reconsider whether to remain in the priesthood.
"This data will make us reconsider whether to stop cotrimoxazole" in such circumstances, she said.
The full Eighth Circuit court, acting on an appeal by the state, agreed to reconsider whether to allow the law to take effect.
They can ask the court to impanel a new jury to reconsider whether to impose the death penalty or settle instead for a sentence of life in prison.
Experts say a determination that Hezbollah was involved would force the European Union to reconsider whether to designate the group a terrorist organization, as the United States and Israel have urged.
