Sentence examples for reflection suggests from inspiring English sources

Further reflection suggests that the idea is about more than periodic polling of the people.

Still, a bit of reflection suggests that even these seven would allow a lot more variation than we get.

But a moment's reflection suggests the answer lies elsewhere, with an English economist who died in 1946.

A moment's reflection suggests that the British government could not really guarantee £1.3 trillion of consumer deposits either.

"Careful reflection suggests [the EU proposal] could be quite dangerous in driving up the fixed cost base when firms can ill afford it," said Sants.

Reflection suggests we hear things beyond sounds and sound complexes.

R011 Some RO appraisers noticed a lack of pre-appraisal reflection, suggesting many ROs used the appraisal interview as their main vehicle for reflective practice.

The results from XRD analysis indicated that the deposited multilayers had a preferred crystal orientation of [111] and presence of satellite reflection suggested the formation of superlattice.

Nor was it the penchant for melodramatic pauses: Mr Paulson spends an inordinate time staring at his reflection, suggesting that the answer to the perennial moral question, "Can you look at yourself in the mirror?" is, at least according to this movie, an emphatic "Yes".What I found most bothersome was precisely what the critics applauded, which was how assuredly "Too Big to Fail" makes its case.

Only two peaks can be observed in the XRD data for the pure ZnO nanowire arrays, i.e., an intense (002) reflection and a week (004) reflection, suggesting a preferential crystal orientation along [0001], which is perpendicular to the substrate surface.

This is also consistent with the findings of Kim et al. [20], who also found that the contribution of absorption to total EMI SE for both raw and purified MWCNT PMMA composites was larger than that of the reflection, suggesting that the systems are promising microwave absorption materials.