Sentence examples for start reconsidering from inspiring English sources

We need to start reconsidering the value we place on gender in our lives, and in others' lives.

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

The Royal Opera is, perhaps, going to have to start reconsidering its priorities and its relationship with its audience after the first night of Damiano Michieletto's wretched new production of Rossini's Guillaume Tell.

"People are going to start reconsidering flying, but it's not going to save them as much time anymore," says Stempler.

However, I believe he has to start reconsidering his actions and questioning whether he is dragging the whole country down with him to an unfortunate political ending.

In fact, Kush says the most she's made in one sitting of getting herself off on webcam was around $2,200 in four hours that's about $550 per hour, so you can start reconsidering your career now.

But when his work began bringing high prices, auction house experts started reconsidering where his creations would fare best.

But then the race got nasty in South Carolina, and Mr. Obama started winning and Mrs. Larson started reconsidering.

"After the Swissair crash, people started reconsidering how we do things," says Darryl Jenkins, an aviation consultant and professor at George Washington University.

He started reconsidering the kind of home he was after: "I was, like, what am I doing, I am 30 years old, do I want to be living in a studio?" he said.

Finally, Brown-Marmel remembers, "I said to them, 'Your problem is that you think that all anybody wants to see on your network is, you know, the young kid with the flippy hair and the attitude.' " Comedy Central soon started reconsidering its brand.