Sentence examples for presentations reflect from inspiring English sources

Presentations reflect the urgent pursuit of the company's established mission, and managers are likely to be impatient with board members who do not share their total commitment to the chosen path.

The HGH is the major academic center and teaching hospital in Doha Qatar, and the ED presentations reflect the population of Qatar.

These radically different presentations reflect the different historical contexts in which they were filmed and show how the Vietnam War continues to be revisited and reshaped.

The two state-of-the-art lectures, the invited lectures and the excellent work presented as oral presentations or poster presentations reflects the continuing strength of hepatology research in general.

These presentations reflected the individual perspectives of the presenters.

Examples of preliminary handbook presentations, reflecting major iterative design approaches from Stages 1 and 2, are presented in Figure 2. Of the 12 participants in pilot study Phase 1, 67% were male, 92% were African American, and 75% had at most a high school degree or GED.

The format included (1) introductory remarks, (2) a program overview presentation from FDA, (3) roundtable working sessions focused on each of the Software Precertification Program's four components, (4) presentations reflecting the discussions, (5) questions to and answers from FDA, and (6) concluding remarks.

In one instance, Peter Taglia, a board member of the Wisconsin Public Utilities Institute, expressed concern that course presentations reflected too much of the utility industry's viewpoint.

During the Conclusion Phase, the students share their solutions; discuss their rationale and present their learning outcomes (typically in the form of a presentation); reflect on the new knowledge, conceptual understanding and overall learning experience; conduct peer- and self-assessment; and provide suggestions for improving the PBL curriculum in relation to the learning goals and expectations.

And -- this is a common refrain among Kerry supporters -- doesn't Mr. Bush's directness and simplicity of presentation reflect a simplicity of mind and an incapacity for nuance, while Mr. Kerry's ideas are just too complicated for the rhythms of publicly accessible prose?

These two mechanisms of antigen presentation reflect the different roles of the two types of T cell.