Sentence examples for we reconsider whether from inspiring English sources

We reconsider whether a grand multi-winner contest elicits more equilibrium effort than a collection of sub-contests.

Now that we do, we should reconsider whether we are delivering the true values of social housing by continuing it.

"If evidence does emerge in the future that YouView causes harm to the interests of viewers and consumers we may reconsider whether to investigate," Mr Richards said.

The current unemployment rate of 6.1percentt is not alarming, and we should reconsider whether it is worth it to spend $700 billion to bring it down to 5.9percentt.

If a 30-minute job interview will be tough, maybe we should reconsider whether a 30-year career at that company is realistic.

[17] Our results suggest that we must reconsider whether Yedoma or thermokarst deposits constitute the dominant current Yedoma region OC pool.

Moreover, we should reconsider whether RA should be viewed as the disease that Garrod described or whether it represents a final common pathway of divergent mechanisms in an organ (synovium) with a limited repertoire of responses.

Case identification and proper referral are pillars of primary care; if tools that allow general PHC workers to provide this are not being used, or do not exist, then we need to reconsider whether primary eye care is better provided by a more specialized cadre.

He told the Financial Times: "If someone rats on the commitment he made to his workforce, we would want to reconsider whether honours are still appropriate".

"If they won," Mr. Benepe said, "it would force us to reconsider whether we would allow any dogs to be off leash at any point".

But this moment provides an opportunity to reconsider whether we ought to force people to marry — whether they be gay or straight — to have their committed relationships recognized and valued.