Sentence examples for appropriately reflected from inspiring English sources

Have recent changes in tax laws or the regulatory environment in which the company operates been appropriately reflected?

There are now just 14 BAME college principals; if the numbers appropriately reflected the ethnic composition of the student population that should be 51.

The firms free ride on the market as the social costs of experiments are not appropriately reflected in the equilibrium prices.

However, the effect of fault-tolerant techniques has not been appropriately reflected in the probabilistic safety assessment (PSA) models for NPPs.

Finance director John Rogers admitted that the very broad spread of analysts' expectations, which range from £571m to £871m – compared with £798m last year – appropriately reflected "uncertainty in the market given what could happen in the coming months".

The medium-term outlook and expected 2017 earnings per share growth of over 10% (even with additional investment) is not appropriately reflected in the valuation, in our view, trading on 13.4 times net twelve month consensus PE, over 20% discount to the global space (we also think Imperial could be a take-out target in the next 18 months).

They determined that the instrument appropriately reflects the intended outcome (face validity) and that it has an appropriate breadth and depth of information without being excessively cumbersome (content validity).

He said that the $1.4 billion "appropriately reflects its role in the Deepwater Horizon disaster".

More appropriately reflecting Pharma pressures, using 12 times 2016 PE implies a £13.80 share-price, 12% downside.

Ensuring that top staff in members' offices more appropriately reflect America is not diversity for diversity's sake.

The memo by Sam Jones to Jim Martin, however, appropriately reflects the attitude of a number of executives in the manufacturing field.