Sentence examples for practice reflect from inspiring English sources

The aerial avoidance maneuvers and careful briefings during her trip — all standard military practice — reflect this.

Researchers need to get more involved in classrooms, observe teachers' practice, reflect on their practices, analyze teachers' and learners' needs, and do research to provide teachers with suggestions based on findings of studies conducted in similar classroom contexts, not in different contexts or in laboratories.

Common reasons for the lack of completion of outcome measures in clinical practice reflect constraints on both time and resources [ 11, 13- 15].

We sought answers to a) what activities do GPs undertake when not consulting patients, b) why do they choose to work sessionally, and c) does sessional general practice reflect a lack of commitment to patients and the profession?

Laslett wished to discover how far English social and familial practice reflected Filmer's prescriptive patriarchalism.

The practice reflects the creative misuse of technology pursued by hackers, as well as the do-it-yourself ethos of computer-game players who modify popular game titles.

His report said: "Moving away is still seen as the default and the lack of policy and practice reflects this attitude".

That practice reflects our understanding that the decisions of state courts are definitive pronouncements of the will of the states as sovereigns.

He claims to believe that the musical theatre is now, finally, in its death throes, but nothing in his practice reflects this.

More deeply, however, the use of "practice" reflects the fact that we are at an interesting moment in cultural history in which institutional identities are continually being challenged by experiments from disparate arts.

In other words, European practice reflects the dollar's "exorbitant privilege" as the only true global currency, freely accepted by currency traders and investors in China and around the world.