Sentence examples for urgent reflection from inspiring English sources

Commenting on the case in a statement, Dr Christian Eckart, attorney at the law firm involved, Redeker Sellner Dahs, called for urgent reflection on the legal situation to move towards clarity in the regulatory regime.

Others, such as French economist Thomas Piketty, say that global capitalism and its methods of production are in urgent need of reflection.

This weekend is a time for reflection about the urgent need for inter-faith harmony across the West, and the rest of the world.

When facilitating the energy transition, this reflection appears particularly urgent.

This report should lead us to a deep reflection on the urgent need for addressing bioethical and humanization matters of the processes of education, training, supervision and practice of Intensive Medicine and Nursing.

It surely is cause for reflection, the need for urgent waking up to the possible continued existence of terrorist activity here in the so-called "homeland" of America, and legitimate cause for great concern.

Reflection is even more urgent when we have high-brow publications like The New Yorker writing of Abrams' poorly plotted film, "It's so adroitly wrought that lovers of the original may not even notice the skill".

That's part of its appeal, and why the genre lends itself to urgent -- if sometimes woolly -- philosophical reflection.

Star and first-time director Ewan McGregor, working with screenwriter John Romano, has skillfully reshaped Roth's tale for more urgent cinematic telling, covering a host of profound themes with disquieting power, reflection and grace.

Thus, our findings call for the urgent need for researchers to better understand the cognitive bases of "cognitive reflection", and the tendency for people to jump into conclusions without a second thought.

When the lovely, tranquil reflections on boyhood of the opening pages become replaced by the urgent demands of plot-making, protagonist and author morph together in ways that are not completely successful, though always revealing.