Sentence examples for and reflecting this from inspiring English sources

Given her failure to make a breakthrough last night, she will struggle to raise money for the remainder of the campaign, and, reflecting this, made an appeal for funds.

The study of finitely generated abelian groups is quite mature, including the fundamental theorem of finitely generated abelian groups; and reflecting this state of affairs, many group-related notions, such as center and commutator, describe the extent to which a given group is not abelian.

The fly genome has many of the components of the vertebrate dystroglycan complex [35] and reflecting this, flies with decreased levels of DG or dystrophin develop a progressive muscular dystrophy [19].

Plant mitochondrial genomes are known to experience myriad synteny-disrupting rearrangements over short evolutionarily timescales, and, reflecting this, appreciable synteny was limited to the G. barbadense - G. hirsutum comparison (Fig.  2).

Part of the reason for this low-risk status may be that the duration of diabetes was only 5 years, on average, and reflecting this short duration, the median HbA1c was 6.9% for the entire cohort and the proportion of patients using no diabetes glucoregulatory therapy was just over a quarter.

They do not start off with a belief in a merciful and compassionate God and reflect this in work for integral human development, peace and justice.

Employers need to construct systems that show social workers that they are valued as professionals, and reflect this in the way they are treated and rewarded.

If parents mean no, and reflect this in a firm tone of voice and body language, children are far more likely to get the message.

Subsequent biographers and authors have generally accepted and reflected this revision.

not agree on much of anything, and reflect this division of opinions in their report, or (2).

If the data cannot distinguish between multiple putative lysosomal actions for VCP, then the paper should state and reflect this.