Sentence examples for another reminder for from inspiring English sources

No one was injured in the storm, but the anecdote served as just another reminder for caddies, who recently formed their own trade association, that they want better treatment.

The tragic news last month about another teenage victim of cyberbullying and the chillingly remorseless comments attributed last week to one of her alleged cyberstalkers ("Felony Counts for 2 in Suicide of Bullied 12-Year-Old," news article, Oct. 16) must serve as more than just another reminder for parents and teachers to monitor online chatter.

The study "is another reminder for us to focus" in on the differences, he said.

This need to change strategies depending on the research context is ubiquitous in mechanistic research (Bechtel 2010), which serves as another reminder for philosophers to attend to actual scientific practice.

"This time is yet another reminder for us in media to work harder to reach people whose experiences have not been shared and their voices not heard," she said, "and at the same time to strive for fairness, accuracy and due diligence".

And in hearing this news, though I was sad, I told myself that it was just another reminder for me (and everyone else) to keep on living my life, as happy and positive as I can, enjoying everything as much as it can be enjoyed.

The Greens' democracy spokeswoman, Lee Rhiannon, said the collapse of Day's building company was "another reminder of the need for far-reaching electoral funding reform" including caps on political donations from individuals.

He explained, "I felt that people who chose to see the movie as escapist entertainment were not looking for another reminder of tragedy".

Jeter's homer on Sunday was another reminder of his knack for seizing the moment, his ability to merge talent with confidence.

Another reminder of the need for campaign reform came a month ago from the Committee for Economic Development, a business group favoring a cleanup of the system.

It seems my only option is to wait anxiously for another reminder of my parents' denial and my difficult childhood to rap loudly at my digital door, wrapped in a smiling suggestion that we hook up.