Sentence examples for be a reflection that from inspiring English sources

Monday's strike may be a reflection that the international global jihad Godane espoused is seen as a clear threat to the United States and its allies in Africa.

This may very well be a reflection that my vision is still too cramped to capture Uber's possible businesses, but it is what it is.

This may be a reflection that few of the region's volcanoes have experienced explosive activity in the Quaternary, or that a small number have been studied in detail.

The early introduction of complementary feeding may be a reflection that the decision is not solely made by the mother.

This may be a reflection that many of the responding organisations are currently involved in the daily care of people with dementia or their carers', or that these issues have not been adequately addressed in research to date.

The association between soil type and F. hepatica seropositivity in our model seems to be a reflection that specific soils (Cambisols, Regosols, Leptosols) are present or absent in the two clusters.

What they found was a reflection that was very strong, such that the only interpretation that this group could find that fit with the data was liquid water.

“The rise in rates is a reflection that capital flows into the interbank market continue to dry up,” said David Powell, currency strategist at the Bank of America in London.

Golden holds up a mirror to L.A., and it's a reflection that's ever so slightly aslant.

"It's a reflection that the system we have in place works," Atallah said.

I think this is a reflection that cities are fundamentally different places from the countryside to manage.