Sentence examples for arguably reflecting from inspiring English sources

That said, disinflation has tended to taper off at very low positive inflation rates, arguably reflecting downward nominal rigidities and well-anchored inflation expectations.

But then Andie tosses her phone in the fountain and rejects that world, arguably reflecting the mindset that being rich, privileged and status-heavy began counting for a lot less in pop culture.

Such activity dependent changes in membrane and cellular properties are arguably reflecting underlying modulation of gene expression, but to pinpoint the molecular mechanisms and targets of these changes have until recently remained elusive.

Left anterior temporal brain areas (aSTG/aMTG) enhanced activity as soon as the stem was heard and recognized, arguably reflecting lexical selection of the stem (Scott and Johnsrude 2003; DeWitt and Rauschecker 2011; Fig. 1 c and see Supplementary Fig. 1).

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.

Red states have far fewer abortion providers than blue states; thus the lower numbers of abortions arguably reflect the regrettable lack of access to abortion in these states.