Sentence examples for well reconsider from inspiring English sources
Well, reconsider, and do yourself a favor by reading Blechman's charming book.
The Sindy calls on Andrews to reconsider his decision or face the possibility that "parliament might well reconsider it for him".
"With this opinion, Google's customers may well reconsider how extensively they want to use a competitor's mark as an AdWord," said Kirsten Gilbert, a partner at Marks & Clerk Solicitors in London, referring to Google's search advertising program.
Normally, you probably wouldn't consider drinking your own shower water after you had used it, but throw a couple of plants in there and you may well reconsider.
"Now that I am aware I might well reconsider it".
There are shoes for men as well — reconsidered sneakers with a retro feel, reminiscent of bowling shoes, which run from 135 to 185 euros.
They would both do well to reconsider what, precisely, it now means to review "personal technology".
Conservatives might do well to reconsider their hostility to the Saez-Piketty analysis.
This is an age-old British failing, and one that the Chancellor would do well to reconsider in the future.
Regardless of any potential economic benefits, China would do well to reconsider the potential for growth in domestic milk production.Kerry HarwinWashington, DC.
