Sentence examples for firing reflects from inspiring English sources

This raises the key question as to what degree place firing reflects passive sensory responses as to actual memory encoding.

Nitec said Mr. Dunlap's firing reflected conflicts with colleagues.

His firing reflected in part the tension between the society's legislative agenda and Mr. Line's aggressive approach to journalism.

In an extensive review of Mr. Nolan's case for the Columbia Journalism Review in August, the writer Terry Ann Knopf asserted that Mr. Nolan's firing reflected the "corrosive influence of over-concentrated corporate power".

The present paper addresses this aspect by postulating that reaction time variability and other manifestations of transient fluctuations in performance, which arise in the context of the need for continuous rapid neuronal firing, reflect the effects of transient depletion of neuronal energy on the efficiency of information processing.

And today's cease-fire reflects how seriously Western powers are now taking that threat.

The commission's decision to examine the Grenfell Tower fire reflects a more muscular approach to addressing human rights and equality issues.

More, the theme of The Apprentice, Trump's trademarked "You're Fired," reflects a certain level of accountability for results that is conspicuously absent in today's Washington environment.

Lindsey Graham suggested that the Charleston shooter's decision to sit in a bible study for an hour before opening fire reflects "Mideast hate" (a euphemism for "Islamic hate" and something that is presumably much worse than "American hate").

If you are ashamed of losing your job or believe that having been fired reflects badly on you, such low self-esteem will be evident in your job interviews.

The fires reflect another grim reality: an exodus of companies, people and business.