Sentence examples for successful reflecting from inspiring English sources

So what makes us think controlling the price of P.P.O.'s will be any more successful?" Reflecting the splits, Democrats said they were planning to seek more regulation of the proposed drug benefit and the plans that offer it.

The lack of government attention to these issues even as campaigns against other counterfeit products have been successful reflects the low priority given to these often-impoverished, rural-dwelling cattle owners.

That he was only marginally successful reflects another facet of race in New York City and the NYPD.

This graphic device was so successful in reflecting the film's characters and conveying a sense of fun that it became a key promotional image in the movie trailers.

A successful outcome reflecting neurologic recovery was defined as an ambulatory dog of grade 3 or better with urinary and fecal continence.

Small molecule screening of compounds affecting cardiovascular performance in zebrafish embryo or larvae has been immensely successful thereby reflecting on the robustness of this model as a reliable screening platform.

Efforts to obtain a single-crystal X-ray structure of 3 with or without PUGNAc were not successful, perhaps reflecting the poor aqueous solubility of 3 compared to the original activator 2. Further exploration of these compounds led to 4, 5, and 6 with a morpholino group at the R position.

It was successful, it reflected the rural character of its home, and the Bolds did not think there was any particular need to become modern.

His upbeat mood was echoed by India's finance minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram, who said the successful bid reflected the new-found confidence of Indian industry.

"If you do a tracking study and it doesn't demonstrate that the programmes are successful, it reflects badly on the EAP providers and the institution.

In Something to Tell You (Faber, March) by Hanif Kureishi, a successful psychoanalyst reflects on his initiation into the excesses of Seventies London, a period of sexual licence and political strife that Kureishi claimed as his own with The Buddha of Suburbia, his first novel, in 1990.