Sentence examples for causes to reflect from inspiring English sources
As described in the InterVA-4 User Guide, the model has a facility for setting the unconditional probabilities for each of these causes to reflect their occurrence in a particular population.
The year marked the 40th anniversary of the riots, giving journalists and activists cause to reflect on progress made since 1969.
"But the generational shift was a cause to reflect on what may be other good opportunities".
And by strengthening the intelligence bond in the west, it could – possibly – give Putin cause to reflect.
If we ever get back to a state of calmer political discourse, the Clinton side might have cause to reflect on at least some of its rhetoric, too.
That he has been driven from office by innuendo... should give us all cause to reflect on whether we have this issue in proportion".
But over the year, I've had cause to reflect on what impact being a man might have had on the campaign.
No longer the player renowned solely for outspoken remarks and colourful attire, Poulter has cause to reflect on how being No2 can have its fair share of benefits.
"I myself had cause to reflect this year, at Westminster Abbey, on my own pledge of service made in that great church on Coronation Day 60 years earlier," the Queen said.
