Sentence examples for a record reflects from inspiring English sources

That the Dow industrials could nonetheless advance to a record reflects how big gains in certain stocks, like I.B.M. and McDonald's, have more than offset large losses for others, like Bank of America and Alcoa.

It was the fifth consecutive month the annual rate has set a record, reflecting a building boom generated by the lowest interest rates in more than four decades.

Donald B. Marron, PaineWebber chairman and chief executive, said the profit, which was a record, reflected "accelerating momentum across the firm's businesses, particularly those focused on the affluent investor".

Last year's €217m pre-tax profit at ProSiebenSat.1 was also a record, reflecting its revival under Mr Saban.Does the acquisition make good business sense?

The Families table stores pertinent clinical information regarding each family as a whole; each record reflects a single family included in the linkage or association study.

Physicists may wonder whether a blip in a Geiger counter record reflects the causal influence of the radiation they wanted to monitor, or a surge in ambient radiation.

Mr. Ryan's Congressional voting record reflects a religiously conservative bent; he was a co-sponsor of legislation that would have declared human life to begin at fertilization.

The archaeological record reflects a continuous growth of the population and an increase in commercially used building complexes in the second half of the thirteenth century [31].

On that count she's wrong: his record reflects a rare thoughtfulness and considerable independence.

This record reflects a far-and-wide aesthetic imagination, one that's been broadening for a long time.

Sometimes, the lingering record reflects a court system that views exonerated defendants as not guilty, but not innocent.