Sentence examples for some reconsideration from inspiring English sources

This recording, though, prompts some reconsideration.

You might think that the election debacle would force some reconsideration.

Pennies were not mentioned, but they, too, should get some reconsideration, on cost grounds alone: a single penny costs the government two pennies to make.

Given all of this, one might have expected some reconsideration and soul-searching on the part of European officials, some hints of flexibility.

It seemed to Fukuyama that by the winter of 2004 the policies of unilateralism and preëmption might have been ripe for some reconsideration — they clearly had not performed well in Iraq — but, all around him, people were applauding enthusiastically.

For a brief period after the 2012 election, it looked as if there might be some serious introspection among Republicans, some reconsideration of where their scorched-earth opposition to everything Obama had gotten them.

The novel's sex has also inspired some modern reconsiderations.

But they said a reconsideration of some bygone building practices would be an almost certain consequence of the new information.

Some hinted at a reconsideration of the extensive corporate mining ventures contracted on their 27,000-square-mile territory.

"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.

Elaine Showalter, a feminist literary scholar and a former president of the Modern Language Association, who retired from Princeton in 2003, today urges a reconsideration of some of the changes made in past decades.