Sentence examples for bond reflects from inspiring English sources

That's simply because their Bond reflects their time, their moment.

In Moonraker, Bond reflects that he would probably be killed before the age of 45 (the age of mandatory retirement from the "00" section of MI6).

I could not.... ...... Father and daughter shared a strong bond, reflected by their tradition of spending Father's Day together by themselves.

The excitation to the S6 state results in a remarkable elongation in the C−O bond, reflecting its tendency to dissociate along this bond.

The yield is the effective rate of interest paid on a bond, reflecting the market's confidence in the issuer's ability to pay back the loan.

In an interview with HuffPost, Bond reflected on living and working as a visibly queer outlier and what pride means to them in 2018.

At the equilibrium internuclear separation (Re ≈ 1.6 Å), the SF bond is clearly a polar covalent bond, reflecting the relative electronegativities of sulfur and fluorine.

Many investors have already been treating Lucent as if it had junk status for several months; the pricing of its bonds reflects that treatment.

Bond funds have had inflows of $191 billion.The rush to bonds reflects both expectations of lower inflation and a longer period of rock-bottom central-bank lending rates.

(April 10) 4. BONDS'S HISTORICAL ANTECEDENT IS JACK JOHNSON William C. Rhoden writes that the government's eight-year pursuit of Bonds reflects America's discomfort with prominent black men.

Much of US shale production is not economic at current oil prices and the sell-off in junk bonds reflects the degree to which the shale boom has been financed by debt, much of which now may not be repaid".