Sentence examples for true reconsideration from inspiring English sources
A path to true reconsideration would likely require an argument that corruption is a problem even if it falls short of a literal quid pro quo exchange of money for a political act.
In addition, there are reports that even AEA might not act as a physiological agonist of CB2R [25], although this endocannabinoid has been shown to exert manifold CB2R-dependent activities in experimental paradigms, and more recently its localization within biological membranes has led to a reconsideration of its role as a true CB2R agonist in vivo [26], [27].
While it is true that much of Freud's original thinking has undergone subsequent reconsideration and revision, much of it by other psychoanalysts, the field of psychoanalysis remains vital.
Such thinking is rectitudinous in that it tries to give us the composer's "true" thoughts, unbesmirched by intervening time or even the composer's own reconsiderations.
It is true that Hare was most appreciative of points helpful to his own reconsiderations; he could then be depended upon to be over-generous.
These reconsiderations led to the Figure 2 model in which the measurements reflect both the "true" degree of NK or rIFNγ induced NK cell activity along with the influences of features that progressively impact these measurements in proportion to the E T ratios.
True freedom and capitalism are likely to sweep the island like an intoxicant if America ever gives Cuba actual business reconsideration.
Each needs careful reconsideration.
The matter deserves reconsideration.
Yet where is the reconsideration?
