Sentence examples for prospect to reflect from inspiring English sources

Now that's a prospect to reflect on.

Among other possible reasons, these poor prospects appear to reflect the fact that inventors are unable to produce potentially licensable inventions, or that eventually TTOs may not be focussing enough on commercialising their inventions.

But stockmarkets need to fall, not just to reflect the prospect of recession but also to correct their previous overvaluation.

The mood in Western Europe remains likely to reflect the prospects for the single currency, and there will be much gloom if it fails.

Note that last year Washington Mutual took $1.7 billion in charges, $1.1 billion of it in the fourth quarter, to reflect bleaker prospects for the revenue stream of those servicing rights.

Note that last year Washington Mutual took $1.7 billion in charges, $1.1 billion of it in the fourth quarter, to reflect bleaker prospects for the revenue stream of all those servicing rights.

Inflating the associated breast cancer mortality rates of 15 and 20% by a fixed factor of say 1.6 (to reflect survival prospects following recurrence) would generate event rates of 24 and 32%, respectively.

However, the share price has performed strongly and appears to reflect the immediate prospects.

Albert Edwards of SocGen is often derided as a perma-bear but he has been consistent in arguing that bond yields would head lower and that, eventually, equities would de-rate to reflect lower growth prospects as they have in Japan.

Corporate Express repeated in a statement that Staples' offer of 8 euros per shares was too low and failed to reflect the company's prospects.

In addition Mr. Bergman has collared a slate of marquee names — Woodward and Bernstein Koppell and Safire; Markos Moulitsas of the Daily Kos blog; Eric Schmidt, the chief executive of Google — to reflect on journalism's prospects of retaining its status as a public trust.