Sentence examples for basically reflected from inspiring English sources

Outsiders monitoring the election affirmed that the result basically reflected voters' wishes: Mr Museveni still has strong support in the country's rural areas.

Kansas City Fed president Thomas Hoenig, who spoke at the conference, has an op-ed in the New York Times outlining his thoughts, which were basically reflected by the other Fed presidents to attend.

From Table 6 we learn that overall federal spending rose from 18.5percentt of G.D.P. in fiscal 2001 (which basically reflected Bill Clinton's budget) to 20.1percentt of G.D.P. in fiscal 2005, a rise of 1.6 percentage points.

But the fervor and pitch of the opposition basically reflected the present Democratic Party at its worst: unstinting in defense of bureaucracy and its employees, more excited about causes dear to the upper middle class than the interests of the poor, and always girding for the battle with the Real Enemy, religious conservatives, no matter what the moment actually demands.

The impacts of oil price increases on high inflation are basically reflected in three ways: the first impact appears because oil constitutes a proportion of household consumption.

My contributions to those projects basically reflected all my ideas about music.

Fed projections basically reflect this.

The June numbers basically reflect a three-month moving average.

They basically reflect a lot of the same exposures and activities that we have," Page said.

Present conditions of remains basically reflect centuries of loads and environmental actions, but also undesired effects of former restorations.

Although the macroscopic (mechanical) properties of polymers basically reflect these molecular characteristics, it is not always easy to identify the response of an individual molecule to stress.