Sentence examples for good to reflect from inspiring English sources

It's good to reflect that if America has a heart, this just might be it.

As automotive technology becomes more diverse, it's good to reflect on the technology most of us rely upon.

That said, it is good to reflect about what you could have done better; it is part of the cathartic process.

Speaking at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival on Saturday, Cohen said that as "the average audience age [of BBC1's audience] is around 50 … it would be good to reflect that back to people".

The results suggest that the numerical method can be as good to reflect the accurate solution of water quality diffusion equation in the real world condition.

Since the argument gets a bit more complicated when it is modified, it is good to reflect now on the simple intuitive motivation that underlies it: "If a is F, then it could not instead have been G; for any G would have to be something else again.

One goal of a tradeable permit system is to force consumer prices for goods to reflect the harm that the production of those goods causes the planet.

Reuters reports that shopkeepers spent the weekend slapping new price tags on imported goods, to reflect the 20% slump in the peso's value this last week.

In one view, policy making should be decentralized as far as is necessary for the production of public goods to reflect local preferences.

Today is a good day to reflect on our good fortune that Western civilization survived that day half a century ago.

March marks Women's History Month, which is a good time to reflect on just how much progress women have made when it comes to finances.