Sentence examples for reflecting why from inspiring English sources

The prime minister said it was worth reflecting why after six years in power, the Conservatives were strengthening their position in councils.

Since writing a similar review 10 years ago, it is worth reflecting why there has been limited scientific progress yet even more therapies that offer no benefit and possible harm.

This reflects why it doesn't win here.

The crowd and atmosphere at the game reflected why the move to Brooklyn might be necessary.

But it reflects why conservatives and liberals disagree on many big issues facing the nation.

But Labour might also pause to reflect why some of their own former voters, not just former Tory supporters, are apparently opting for Ukip.

Neymar demonstrated his charismatic style in the semi-final of the Club World Cup on Wednesday with a goal that reflected why he commands such attention.

Then, if they manage to hurry things along to their advantage, they might just sit back and reflect why they could not have done so before.

Kalin, for his part, saw the benefit of "an enhanced view"—a ranking that reflected why visa-free access to the European Union is more valuable than access to North Korea or Burundi.

That is a huge difference but reflects why consulting companies like Deloitte are focusing more on Salesforce for CRM integrations.

Those kinds of numbers reflect why Marc Andreessen sits at No. 2 on our Midas List with his partner, Ben Horowitz, at No. 21.