Sentence examples for but actually reflects from inspiring English sources

In an episode that evokes B-grade sci-fi movie plots from the 1950s, but actually reflects a continuing global problem, nuclear engineers in southeastern Sweden have been wrestling with a giant swarm of jellyfish that forced the shutdown of the world's largest boiling-water reactor.

Some of the funding estimates may not be an exact number but actually reflects the funding level of the project.

But there's something broader going on: a sort of willful ignorance, supposedly driven by moral concerns but actually reflecting domestic politics.

The first practice was cyclic form, a procedure established by Beethoven in which certain movements are not only linked but actually reflect one another's content.

Now, agencies must prove that the high water rates for heavy users are not meant as punishment but actually reflect the cost of delivering the extra water.

Survival analyses are often inappropriate in the analysis of retrospective data because of "confounding by indication", where treatments appear to affect survival but actually reflect treatment use that is based on the survival expectation for a patient.

That may not seem like much, but it actually reflects a bigger change, since ISPs don't notify you about every bounce, plus deliverability rates don't reflect whether the email went into the inbox or the spam/junk mail folder.

Roy: Well it can be offensive, but it actually reflects what's going on in the world these days.

The phenomenon of oscillatory inspiratory flow may impose as a malfunction of the device but it actually reflects a kind of limitation, of which the user should be aware and know how to deal with.

It's tempting to condemn this dismissal of women's success as deliberately hostile but the trend actually reflects a deeper, more insidious worldview: the media simply does not take women and our triumphs -- particularly in sports as -- seriously as those of men.

Turnout is low-but for this example, that actually reflects the fact that the election process is working well.