The phrase "and reflection that it" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended meaning or usage.
Example: "The study requires careful analysis and reflection that it is necessary for understanding the results."
Alternatives: "and consideration that it" or "and thought that it".
It requires a level of self-awareness and reflection that has been neither expected from corporate leaders, nor especially valued.
Nonetheless, I can't help wishing that the New Labour I voted for in 1997 had turned out to be the electrifying version I'd seen flashing to life in the chamber that night, rather than the version so preoccupied with looking at its own reflection that it rapidly, and disastrously, lost its way.
Moreover, it became evident that there existed a tradition of observation, calculation, and theoretical reflection that had been pursued systematically, refined, and modified for over a millennium.
Instead, Kurzweil compares his theory with the physical structure of the brain, hurling a huge amount of neuroanatomy at the reader, and asserting, without a lot of reflection, that it all fits his theory.
However, he noted at the time, "it is clear to me, on reflection, that it was inappropriate and unacceptable from a transparency point of view".
7) Live More in the Moment There is so much hype now about meditation, quiet time, and self-reflection that it is difficult to really get a bead on what those practices actually mean anymore.
But on reflection, that's where it might have been better to have some management structure.
I could not have talked about it like this back then, but upon reflection, that's exactly what it did.
Golden holds up a mirror to L.A., and it's a reflection that's ever so slightly aslant.
Whenever a conviction he has contrasts with what a computer model says it prompts reflection that can help to settle the dispute and lead to a better outcome.
