Sentence examples for call reflected from inspiring English sources
Analysts at Morningstar suggested the decline Tuesday, which largely came after the earnings were released but before the company's conference call, reflected dissatisfaction with rumored prices for the refineries Valero has put up for sale, a sign that the business is not sufficiently lucrative for major players to add capacity in the form of aging plants that would need significant refurbishing.
These principles of the BDS call, reflected in many of the signs at the protest, are rooted in a commitment to freedom, justice, and equality.
In this case, that negative perception was fueled more by social media sites' reputation -- what researchers call "reflected assumptions about how certain services work" -- more than users' personal experiences with the sites.
This eclectic roll call reflects the venue's programming.
The call reflects the OECD's concern that investment has failed to pick up during the recovery.
Because lineage commitment hierarchies differ between embryo and adult, and the impact of oncogenes is cell-context dependent, we hypothesized that the childhood affiliation of ETV6-RUNX1 cALL reflects its origins in a progenitor unique to embryonic life.
The minutes of the call reflect that Pellman and at least two other team doctors met with DEA officials to discuss the investigation and the NFL's practices, according to the documents.
That spotty phone call — reflecting the revolt of a number of prominent Democrats, many of them from the liberal wing of the party, but not limited to it — helped to seal Mr. Summers's fate.
"It's been a very difficult decision for me to leave Cisco," Mr. Giancarlo told reporters in a conference call, reflecting on 14 years at the company, which is now the top maker of routers and other network equipment.
Her call reflects a growing awareness among politicians across the EU of the need to harness the enthusiasm of young Britons who are in favour of Britain staying in the union.
The call reflects the emphasis throughout the negotiation process of the Sendai Framework on the need to integrate science and technology into decision making, as heard in statements from member states, intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), and thematic Major Groups (UNISDR 2015b).
