Sentence examples for serious reconsideration from inspiring English sources

Yet underneath the pious hopes lies an element of serious reconsideration.

Although both shows drew audiences with sentimental affection for the originals, neither was revealed as a classic worthy of serious reconsideration.

The bungling in Afghanistan demanded, at the least, a serious reconsideration of the nature and limits of Britain's diminished, but still considerable, power.

"What needs to happen next is a serious reconsideration of the UK extradition treaty that would allow this sort of nonsense in the first place".

He also questioned the use of mandatory sentences for nonviolent drug offenders and called for serious reconsideration of the federal imprisonment policies that result in hundreds of thousands of nonviolent drug offenders winding up behind bars for years.

Bing, for Starters One obstacle to a serious reconsideration of Bing Crosby's music has been availability: many of the best performances were never reissued on LP, let alone on CD.

I think that with some polishing and serious design reconsideration, this franchise could have had a future.

Compared to the 1980s, however, the situation was much improved; serious academic reconsideration of Beauvoir truly got under way in the early years of the decade.

What we have here is essentially a book talking to us from the stage, with its specific narrative points of view and literary style intact, more or less undistorted by any serious theatrical reconsideration.

"The Commission is looking forward to a serious and thoughtful reconsideration of some of the sentencing guidelines which most strongly impact the federal criminal justice system," she said.

The paper raises a serious need for reconsideration of the currently implemented physics in the simulation tools and also for properly designed laboratory experiments, to ensure that the reservoir volume outside the drainage area, which over time contributes to the bulk of precipitated salt, is also included.