Sentence examples for yet reconsider from inspiring English sources

Could Bridge yet reconsider?

Some analysts think Iran may yet reconsider this policy.

The deeper concern is that if he does not fulfil his optimistic charter, if he struggles at Wimbledon to compete with the elan and unfettered grace that have marked him out from everyone in the Open era, he may yet reconsider and just leave quietly.

Despite consecutive incidents at Philadelphia's Citizen Bank Park involving fans who ran onto the playing field during Phillies games, Major League Baseball is not yet reconsidering game security.

Yet, reconsidering it in the light of Hedren's revelations and their dramatization in "The Girl," the movie's greatness and its personal significance for Hitchcock become all the more apparent.

Yet Shaw reconsidered, feeling deeply that "Mother will think I am shirking my duty".

On the broader front this tawdry episode might resonate with county committees and the England and Wales Cricket Board when they reconsider – yet again – the Morgan report.

Moreover, a simpler process should mean less official extortion.As Elena Tyuryukanova, a migration expert, says, the "right hand of government is liberalising the law, and the left hand is doing the opposite .The left hand, however, may yet have to reconsider.

Yesterday, the same appeals court ordered the FCC to reconsider yet another rule, which limits the number of stations a broadcast firm can own in small or mid-sized markets.

Yet they had to reconsider when he sacked ministers to force his cabinet to accept the plan.

For policy makers, the volatile week is yet another moment to reconsider the risks in 401 k)'s and the need to make retirement savings safer.