Sentence examples for fully reflect on from inspiring English sources

But can ESPN fully reflect on the last 25 years without examining its own significant influence?

Instead of debating your feed forward input from colleagues, coaches or loved ones, (yes, this works at home as well!) simply accept the offering by saying 'thank you' and give yourself time to fully reflect on the wisdom shared.

Schlesinger dutifully describes his rich inheritances without, alas, fully reflecting on the sense of entitlement they conferred.

We are concerned that some companies have significant potential demands on that cash that are not fully reflected on their balance sheets; Vodafone has tax liabilities of as much as £5bn.

Mr. Mozgala, who has cerebral palsy, has acted in numerous plays in New York and elsewhere, but he had begun to feel that the history and perspective of people with disabilities were not being fully reflected on the stage.

These images of people whose lives are lost to gun violence allow us to normalize the gunshot-wound epidemic without fully reflecting on the moral implications of our society's dalliance with instruments created to maim and kill.

But as the difference was seen also in the CG1 it is likely that many women had not fully reflected on these questions earlier, and only by being asked about their RLP did they realize that they actually wanted to have children sometime in the future.

AdKnowledge's number is used as an industry benchmark, but most industry insiders will tell you the average figure is probably inflated because it doesn't fully reflect discounts on rate cards and creatively packaged deals.

We have also shown that multiple-choice questions do not fully reflect student thinking on a topic.

Impulsive differential equations, on the one hand, can fully reflect the actual control situation; on the other hand, they can guide the operator to implement the impulsive control strategy conveniently and accurately [46 51].

Nguyen Van Hai's lawyer Ha Huy Son told the BBC Vietnamese service that the appeal failed because the court's judgement did not fully reflect the arguments presented on his client's behalf at the hearing.