Sentence examples for to reconsider to from inspiring English sources

The agent begged Hyams again to reconsider, to be told: "If they've been around four times, they want it, and they'll pay.

But rather than accept that ruling, the Justice Department asked Judge Smith last week to reconsider, "to prevent a manifest injustice".

Researching exhaustively, gathering often vast quantities of data and recycling it in humorous, compelling new ways, she asks viewers to reconsider, to notice its variety, oddness and beauty.

Several members of Mr. Barak's cabinet have urged him to reconsider, to dig out his heels and transfer Abu Dis or another village near Jerusalem to full Palestinian control.

I have done this analysis sketchily and too quickly, of course, for such an exercise requires time, and concentration: the leisure to point to this, and then to that, to consider and to reconsider, to connect one thing to another, and both to something else.

In particular, when brain processes could be influenced from the outside, autonomy would be a value to reconsider to ensure adequate protection.

Cycle campaigners feel its design needs to be reconsidered to include designated lanes for cyclists.

Antimicrobial dosing during CRRT needs to be thoroughly reconsidered to assure adequate infection control.

It needs to be reconsidered to upscale the CO2 diffusion rate from laboratory conditions to field scale.

"But this finding indicates that all geodynamic models need to be reconsidered to take the H-phase into account.

However, the necessary phases need to be reconsidered to link explicitly to gene expression drivers.