Sentence examples for carefully reflecting from inspiring English sources

Stoltenberg chose his words carefully, reflecting the alliance's ambiguous position in regard to the PKK.

Le Figaro, the newspaper most carefully reflecting France's desires — Nicolas Sarkozy has repeatedly called on the E.U. to abandon its embargo via a required unanimous vote of its members — has reported this could happen quickly.

According to Daggett [18], the ALL can be identified on cadaveric dissection (Fig. 1) by first carefully reflecting the ITB until its insertion at Gerdy's tubercle.

The audience, who participate in the programme, also carefully reflect the nation".

Tony Abbott said the government would "carefully reflect" on the recommendations before responding.

Crompton said relatives of those who died had been failed, and that officers "will now take time to carefully reflect on the implications of the verdicts".

Mr. Hagel would "carefully reflect on this discussion as the department continues to implement the decision to open more military positions to women," Mr. Little said.

Mr. Blair, striking a less defiant note than in recent days, said: "Whatever the strength of feeling on the price of petrol, I do hope that over time people will carefully reflect on recent events.

The results imply that practitioners should carefully reflect consumer attitudes evoked by the PWYW mechanism in case of considering its introduction and in designing its details.

But after talks with police and crime commissioner (PCC), Sue Mounstevens, he said he would "carefully reflect" on whether to stop the funding.

The reliability of the data need to be carefully reflected, since everyone can post through social media channels, one of the large sources of signal generation in M-Eco, and thus can spam the system and cause false alarms.