Sentence examples for causes reflected in from inspiring English sources

Aside from climate change, this reinvention of work is the most wicked problem facing humanity, and we can see the unease it causes reflected in the politics surrounding Brexit, and of Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders, Jeremy Corbyn and Pauline Hanson.

This flooding has global causes, reflected in larger global symptoms to touch upon all of the primary societal pillars: economy, environment, technology and culture.

At the time, executives said the name change was intended to reduce the damage to the company's reputation that cigarettes were causing, reflected in the long-depressed share price at the time.

The goal of most of these schemes is to "internalise the social costs" of our activities, so that the harm they cause is reflected in what everyone pays.

However, if a conception is of something common to an object and all other things, then there can be nothing in any of its causes not reflected in the conception of it itself; whatever is present in the cause will be present in it as well, hence reflected in the idea of it.

Our uncertainty about whether the cases in the cluster have a common cause is reflected in the variance (spread) of the Gamma distribution; smaller variances as reflected by narrower 95% prior intervals (Table 1) mean more certainty that there is not a common cause.

This involves increasing glucose concentrations causing oxidative stress reflected in altered mitochondrial function, which causes inhibition of glyceraldehyde phosphate dehydrogenase.

The Liberal Party's betrayal of Eiko's cause is reflected in its leader's brazen infidelity; in Mizoguchi's view, the contrast between his public triumph and his private conduct reveals democracy without gender equality to be a sham.

The diversity of informants' tips, as well as the usefulness of the totality-of-the-circumstances approach to probable cause, is reflected in our prior decisions on the subject.

Until now, our societies have proved remarkably adept at adjusting to disruptive technologies; but the pace of change in recent decades has caused tremendous strains, reflected in huge income disparities within countries, with near-record gaps between the wealthiest and the rest.

For the most part they all said the same thing: that the massive polarization of our nation was caused and/ or reflected in our Congress.