Sentence examples for collapse reflects from inspiring English sources

But above all else, the collapse reflects a failure of the Republican Party and its President.

Disposition to collapse reflects the transient nature of naive pluripotency in the embryo (Nichols and Smith, 2009).

How that collapse, reflected in poll numbers, will be translated into policy is a more complicated question.

A so-called "permeability collapse" reflecting an accelerated reduction in the free volume is consistent with significant temperature-induced changes in the films observed after thermal annealing at 300 °C.

The international response to Lehman's collapse, reflecting in part the lessons of the 1930s, was much more effective as exemplified by the Treasury's willingness to bail out AIG, even though many of the main beneficiaries were European.

It is true that Burnley can reproach themselves for all but one of the goals they conceded but the collapse reflected the shock experienced when they were suddenly put under pressure by a Tottenham team that had previously been incapable of aggression.

But as Don Banks argues on SI.com, the allure of the past is a little less alluring when your team just went 2-14, and Clark Judge of CBSSports.com contends the whole-team collapse reflected poorly on Caldwell's ability to manage a rebuilding.

The equity markets are again under pressure while yields on Treasury bonds have collapsed, reflecting that market's growing concerns about the weak economic outlook.

The decision to protect foreign institutions from losses in an A.I.G. collapse may reflect how interrelated the global financial markets have become.

After the eruption had ended, the crater floor began to collapse, presumably reflecting the fall-back.

The JGB collapse will reflect a specific pricing mismatch, just as the Nikkei bubble did in the late 1980s when the Japanese index fell while other equity markets boomed.