Sentence examples for reflective of a problem from inspiring English sources

Was his Game 3 outburst at Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra reflective of a problem deeper than his poor play?

The more he poked around, the more he realized his experience was reflective of a broader problem.

But fire officials vigorously disputed any suggestion that the delay was reflective of a wider problem with New York City's new 911 system, saying it was a mistake made by one person.

Molesworth's firing is reflective of a larger problem in the art world.

People can have a stomach ache that is reflective of a mild problem and resolves spontaneously or gets better with minimal treatment, just as they can have mild to moderate anxiety or depression which gets better with a bit of time or some brief treatment.

Importantly, PEO1 and PEO4 cell lines were obtained from the same patient before and after the onset of resistance to chemotherapy [35], [51], and may be reflective of a major problem in treating ovarian cancer patients, i.e., the subsequent development of drug resistance and recurrence of cancer in spite of initial effectiveness of platinum-based chemotherapies [52].

While this is reflective of a wider societal problem, teachers can do their bit by cracking down on language when it is used in a derogatory or abusive way.

But it is also reflective of the problem with mental health treatment in jails and prisons.

Bordeleau echoed comments made by Halifax police chief last week when he said the perception that his police force has a racism problem was reflective of a "trend across society".

"We're not complacent but I would say the problems in cricket are reflective of the problems in society as a whole," he said.

Existing approaches in multiscale (MS) science and engineering have evolved from a range of ideas and solutions that are reflective of their original problem domains.