Sentence examples for the challenge of reflection from inspiring English sources

"There is room for hope if the Lebanese take on the challenge of reflection.

That down round may be a reflection of the challenge of growing a tech business beyond tier-one and -two cities in India and into rural areas, but another aspect could be the consistent challenge that Uber is bringing.

Inconsistencies between the turkey linkage and chicken physical maps relative to the turkey physical map are most likely a reflection of the challenge of correctly assembling a genome based on next-gen sequencing data alone.

This sentiment was echoed in the students' reflections by the challenge of using outside resources, and the difficulty of finding the exact videos needed, on their own.

Not every team is going to be up to the challenge of Sam, but that shouldn't be a reflection on his ability to win games.

It may also be a reflection of polypharmacy and the challenge of conveying or retaining key pieces of information on each medication.

Katharine Robbins, Leeds The challenges of old age and reflections on the past are key to Emma Healey's dementia detective novel Elizabeth Is Missing (Viking).

"High" contains a fair amount of reflections on the challenges of recovery and the roots of addiction, and even a fancy passage about St. Augustine's struggles with debauchery.

But Mr. Obama's remarks at the event, now in its 61st year and attended by each president since Dwight D. Eisenhower, were marked more by personal reflection: on the challenges of leadership and the need for individual humility.

"His legacy is a reflection of the challenges of law enforcement in Pakistan," says Huma Yusuf, global fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Centre for Scholars.

"His legacy is a reflection of the challenges of law enforcement in Pakistan," said Huma Yusuf, global fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Centre for Scholars.