Sentence examples for reflection of having from inspiring English sources

Their mid-table position in the top flight seems like a deception on nights such as this, and is perhaps primarily a reflection of having to juggle domestic duties with an attempt to progress in the Europa League.

"They were selling this year's product last year," says Dan Scovel of Needham & Co. "It's a reflection of having the right part at the right time".

That was a reflection of having a kind of distrust in my individual discretion in any particular case".

It is also a reflection of having a team of radiologists experienced in sampling the lesions.

The state has a strong network of public television stations, a reflection of Alabama having established the country's first state-owned educational television network in 1955.

Thus, it is not suitable for the scale "Incoherence-cognitive self-reflection" in terms of having shallow or superficial mental representations.

This might be a reflection of entrepreneurs having a more sceptical approach to public authorities.

Conclusions Women not progressing as far and as fast as men was, generally, a reflection of not having always worked full time rather than their sex.

The changing stump speech is also a reflection of what has worked and what has not.

Over the past few decades, while many South Asian countries have enjoyed economic improvements, a reflection of such has not been seen in terms of child nutrition [1 3].

I will conclude the paper with some reflections on the value of having such a network.