Sentence examples for adequately reflected from inspiring English sources

Manor Care, which is based in Toledo, Ohio, said its board had concluded that no proposal adequately reflected the company's long-term value.

Although it still looked stunningly effective on release, only one print was struck that adequately reflected the creator's intentions and sadly that was never seen commercially.

And though it could be argued that Cameron has adequately reflected his party's parliamentary group - he still doesn't reflect modern Britain.

For example, nearly three quarters (73%) of Guardian readers felt that the ethnicity of UK society is adequately reflected, compared to nearly two-thirds of Observer readers and theguardian.com users.

This was not adequately reflected at this year's Brits, however, and we have been slow to look to ourselves and recognise that the processes behind the awards have somehow become disconnected from this heritage of diversity.

That uncertainty, which some health and environmental experts now say was perhaps not adequately reflected by public officials in the days and weeks after the attacks, underscores how unique the World Trade Center disaster was as a public health emergency.

The result was a 12-3 series-splitting victoverover the White Sox that adequately reflected the scope of the Yankees' trouncing, but not the manner in which they went about it.

The separate review by the Senate committee will consider whether the digests presented the White House with an accurate picture of prewar intelligence on Iraq, and whether they adequately reflected the views of intelligence agencies outside the C.I.A., senior congressional officials said.

But Wall Street strategists have tried to build assessments of terrorism into their stock market forecasts, even though there is some disagreement on whether the possibility of terrorism has been adequately reflected in share prices and in the asset allocations of investors.

The areas of society where all GNM platforms perform well is gender and sexual orientation – 86% of Guardian readers, 81% Observer and 79% theguardian.com believe the gender of society is adequately reflected in their content, while 79% Guardian, 73% Observer and 71% theguardian.com feel the sexual orientation of society is well reflected in the content.

However, these problems are not adequately reflected in the existing papers.