Sentence examples for reflects enough from inspiring English sources

A road on a bright day reflects enough sunlight to actually appear white.

But I doubt this reflects enough systemic bias towards men to set up independent branches for women.

Unfortunately, the GPI won't be able to spot Earth-like planets; they're too small, and thus won't reflect enough light to be detected.

Editors have their reasons for this, but conservatives are right that they often don't see their views reflected enough in the news pages.

These, it was found, reflect enough sunlight to exert a net cooling effect locally, and this appears to account for clouds' overall cooling effect worldwide.

Moreover, a brown dwarf in the neighborhood might not reflect enough light to be seen far away, said Dr. John Anderson of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.

Highly specular, mirror-like and retroreflective surfaces limit the regions illuminated by the subsequent bounces and may not reflect enough energy back to the camera.

His fee was not the problem but Columbia felt his petulant behaviour during pre-production didn't reflect enough gratitude to the studio.

But in the interim, Richards had vented plenty and reflected enough to have realized that there are worse things than wearing flip-flops to work in winter.

But to reflect enough light to be seen from above, it has to be a certain thickness, giving rise to established formulas about the size of spills.

Asked whether the attacks on Sept. 11 had changed the Mourides' relationship with their favorite destination, the United States, he said, "I have not reflected enough on that question".