Sentence examples for point to reflect upon from inspiring English sources

An interesting point to reflect upon is whether the technical methodology presented in this paper would still make sense with hindsight.

The second point I would -- I think is very important is to reflect upon where we were before Sept. 11 with the wall, where you had the divorcing of intelligence and criminal, which was often tremendously artificial.

From that point onwards, the Serbians reassumed total control, giving Gordon Strachan much to reflect upon on the long journey home.  .

"But the mayor felt it was important to point out the potential implications of technological advances and invite his audience to reflect upon them".

Contra Dilthey, Simmel, and the antirationalist life-philosophers Rickert points out that "only the one-sided, theoretically oriented man is able to reflect upon the world in its totality" (Rickert 1933, 50).

But if "Violet Fire" was meant to reflect upon vast promise and thwarted potential, the results illustrated the point in a manner unintended by its creators.

The second set of focus groups began with an opportunity for the nurses to reflect upon and respond to summaries of nurse and client data collected up to that point.

Students should be encouraged to reflect upon the Red Lake High School shooting.

This is something for the companies to reflect upon".

So it gives you time to reflect upon that.

You need to reflect upon the medium itself.