reconsider

And if you don't have the manpower, then maybe reconsider making unnecessary changes in the first place...

Responses here brought up some arguments that made me reconsider the extent to which such central planning could be successfully applied.

If you felt friction, there must be something to reconsider in this style of presentation.

How about working as an employed programmer first - learn from colleagues - and then after three years reconsider founding a company.

Instead of bashing them for not conforming, we can sometimes learn from them, because they make us reconsider a core assumption.

If that's not enough, Congress can always reconsider the law, but I can't imagine people getting all that worked up about it.

Businesses will start to reconsider leasing an expensive physical office and instead leave their workers in home offices, while having them interact in a virtual space.

All her former allies will reconsider their terrorist activities.

First, if you want to get people to reconsider their position, logos and ethos will do little alone while relying only on pathos will get you much further.

But after reading this article, I've had to really reconsider that view.

But Musk's assertion has made me reconsider.

If I ramp it back up, maybe I'll need to reconsider.

If there's a time to reconsider the name, it's now before it gets bigger and more "known".

And yet, despite realizing that, some people think "well, I'll just arbitrarily limit my hate to the US and UK then" and not reconsider whether the original premise makes any sense.

Reconsider preconceptions of what cities and society can do for humanity.