Sentence examples for arguably reflected from inspiring English sources
C. Appearance of Partiality... We recognize that it would be extraordinary to disqualify a judge for bias or appearance of partiality when his remarks arguably reflected what he learned, or what he thought he learned, during the proceedings.
The difficulties of reforming the company are, arguably, reflected by the fact that although Ms Maier was subjected to a disciplinary hearing, she kept her job as an economic adviser on how to make EDF more efficient.Mr Gadonneix, a former boss of Gaz de France, was appointed chief executive in September 2004.
In any case, the earlier breakdown noted by the central bank arguably reflected the influence of a long bear stockmarket in curbing consumer spending.According to Ray Barrell of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, a 15% decline in house prices over the next two years would reduce the increase in consumer spending by one percentage point a year.
This is arguably reflected in the sub-theme of Linking financial allocation with policy effectiveness, and the information provided by individual countries, documented in analyses of Dataset Two provides valuable direction in terms of beginning to clearly identify such priorities at the national level.
This improved in those treated with methylphenidate, and thus arguably reflected an increased allostatic load [ 14].
New Zealand have had a wonderful day, although their run-rate arguably reflects a slightly negative mindset.
But this, too, arguably reflects a certain amount of "luck" (bad luck in this case).
The declining poll numbers arguably reflect the disarray in Congress and among Democrats; this is what happened in 1994.
A mixed record on Wall Street, civil liberties, and counter-terrorism arguably reflects the difficult political compromises faced at home and abroad.
Japan's fundamentals still look very dubious, and the recent enthusiasm of Western investors for its stocks arguably reflects herd mentality more than rational assessment.
Last week saw the 25th anniversary of The Witches, a movie that arguably reflects what's now become an increasingly dated approach to witches and witch culture.
