Sentence examples for reflects a need for from inspiring English sources

In some cases, this reflects a need for firms to raise capital fast; in others, an attempt to raise their share price by becoming more focused.

To some people in the business school, Dr. Rao's popularity reflects a need for training in ethics and values that has become all too obvious with the deceptions carried out by executives in the last few years.

The lowering to a rating of CCC+ from B-, reflects a need for US Airways to "dramatically lower" expenses amid low-fare competition and rising fuel prices, an S.&P.

One could argue that Badinter's decision to take her husband's last name reflects a need for consciousness-raising just as strongly as does the decision of some Muslim women to wear the niqab.

While some view Chicago's experience as evidence that gun restrictions fail to improve safety, others say it reflects a need for consistent federal restrictions rather than a patchwork of local and state laws, as well as for sentencing harsh enough to deter gang members.

Creatica's success also reflects a need for change in what some call China's "stuff-the-duck" education system, which forces students to study mainly for standardised tests.

Dr. Stone said the findings reflected a need for tighter regulations on harmful emissions.

Zarif said the inclusion of Moniz and Salehi reflected a need "for higher level people with all-embracing command over all issues".

Instead, they said, they reflect a need for a deeper bench of advisers as the pace of the contest intensifies and television advertising begins.

Later, in a telephone interview, Ms. Eiseman said the selection process had been very thoughtful, based on various influences, and that indeed the final choice reflected a "need for thoughtfulness".

It was unclear if they signaled an actual retreat from support of Washington or reflected a need for time to win the acquiescence of Japan's business community, which could be hurt by sanctions.