Sentence examples for as well reflecting from inspiring English sources

Premium costs and out-of-pocket spending by consumers are climbing as well, reflecting greater pressures on those with no insurance or insufficient insurance.

There are good pinot noirs as well, reflecting the proximity of the Jura to the spiritual home of that grape, Burgundy.

And the interest rates on Spanish and French bonds narrowed only slightly as well, reflecting a deeper concern that this plan would not provide a magic cure for Europe's debt problems.

And the interest rates for Spanish and French bonds narrowed only slightly as well, reflecting a broader skepticism that this plan will provide a magic cure for Europe's debt problems.

She made other fine distinctions as well, reflecting the complication of Tunisia's dual identity, as perhaps the most Westernized state in the Arab world, that is now playing out in the election.

Vascular disease, cancers, and chronic respiratory diseases are the leading causes of NCD deaths; the relative importance of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias as a cause of death increased as well, reflecting the aging of the population.

Instead, as with a mismanaged microscope, much of what we see is those eyes (and Irving's as well) reflected back.

The aforementioned survey might just as well reflect that the companies that hired females voluntarily were more profitable because they were more open-minded than the others.

Others say a creeping intrusion of foul language, not only on radio but occasionally on television and in newspapers as well, reflects a general deterioration of standards.

The fighting, flaring almost nightly, and sometimes daily as well, reflects the chaotic nature of the conflict, which can seem less like a clash of national aspirations than an evocation of "Lord of the Flies".

They say that his choices of Vice President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Mr. Emanuel — and potentially of Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Summers as well — reflect a self-confidence and a willingness to tolerate internal dissent.