Sentence examples for reflecting on progress from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the iterative nature of video blogging and its focus on documenting and reflecting on progress means that it can be understood as supporting a pedagogy of experiential learning (Kolb 1984).

Reflecting on progress in cancer research, Varmus said that despite a few dramatic successes, "we must now honestly confront" a "paradox" frequently discussed in the press: "we have not succeeded in controlling cancer as a human disease".

Every system can benefit from a process that brings together advisers, policymakers, practitioners, experts and others on a regular basis to reflect on progress, share ideas and chart future agendas for the science - and art - of scientific advice.

Although the team's report says it is "crystal clear that there must be closures" of A&T units, both private and NHS, and suggests the team reconvene in a year to reflect on progress, it includes no draft timescale or targets for achieving change.

In this Overview of Neuron's special review issue on neurogenetics, we reflect on progress made over the last two decades and highlight the challenges as well as the exciting opportunities for the future.

In a recent interview, Berry reflected on  progress as well as challenges that remain.

The year marked the 40th anniversary of the riots, giving journalists and activists cause to reflect on progress made since 1969.

That's because, this week, we celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Pregnancy Discrimination Act and the last week of National Work and Family Month -- a time to reflect on progress toward enabling women and men to manage job and family.

Sustainability indicators were re-measured, where possible, and participants reflected on progress toward self-defined sustainability goals.

The study team debriefed daily during the period of data collection to reflect on progress, create memos on preliminary findings, and review possible saturation.

(Stuart) Completing the questionnaires also provided benefits, such as an opportunity to reflect on progress, or reassurance that fatigue was a 'normal' symptom.