Sentence examples for a potential reflection of from inspiring English sources

However, this union effect disappears in Table6, a potential reflection of educational or occupational capital, specific to the unionized industry.

Chinese imports and exports fell in January, the first declines in two years and a potential reflection of worsening economic conditions both at home and abroad.

Chinese imports and exports fell in January, the first declines in two years and a potential reflection of worsening economic conditions at home and abroad.

We used the interval between the last dead bird and the sample collection dates as a potential reflection of the survival of the virus in a natural setting.

I think it's interesting that a lot of the new episodes in this series feature loneliness and unrequited love as their motives for crime and I wanted to use some of those as a potential reflection on Humphrey himself.

The Forced Vital Capacity fall throughout a methacholine challenge test was previously reported as potential reflection of small airway closure in several studies [ 15– 17].

Despite this potential reflection of spatial variation in magma fertility or persistent melt columns (as represented by high vent density regions, Germa et al. 2013), kernel methods have been suggested (Germa et al. 2013) but are not yet widely used to define a volcanic field boundary.

Of course, you can't fault them for loving their kids, but really, in a larger sense, they're fascinated with their children's potential -- a reflection of what they once had themselves.

Butcher's results were the strongest condemnation of the decisions that he made at Easter Road, but the club's failure to fulfil its potential is a reflection of other decision-makers.

This is in contrast to the yield information, but likely is a better reflection of the actual potential which is related to the thickness of the water bearing zone.

The stock market headed upwards in a gradual recovery (along with the price of oil, which at least in part is a reflection of potential growth in economic activity).