Sentence examples for because it reflects how from inspiring English sources

As a matter of law, the Obama of 2007 was correct; as a matter of politics, Obama's Libya statement was also right -- not because of its claimed constitutional provenance, but because it reflects how most presidents in recent decades have redefined their powers.

Ed Jenkins, the accounting board's chairman, says its plan makes good theoretical sense because it reflects how much the good will has declined in value.

"The green deal is much better because it reflects how people actually live in their homes," he says.

The immigration minister, Damian Green, has shown good sense by requesting an amendment to this act because it reflects how seniors are living longer and more productive lives than previous generations.

But Mr. Coelho's departure is significant because it reflects how even after years of preparation, the vice president still has had trouble assembling a stable inner circle to run his organization.

One, it reflects your intelligence, and two, it reflects how connected you are.

"You see the light, how it reflects, how it breaks the light.

George told me, "We think those bullet holes reflect something important, it reflects how some people still think about this".

It reflects how the original variables are correlated, and also how the samples are grouped.

A few years ago, it was fashionable in some circles to argue that the growing current account deficit was a sign of American strength because it reflected just how attractive American investments were to foreigners.

"Because it reflects the sky".