Sentence examples for concerned reflected from inspiring English sources

The country splits into two halves as far as the prevalence of selective abortion of females foetuses is concerned, reflected in the lowness of female-male ratio at birth.

But within three years, Ms. Wasserstein concerns reflected safety first, all things controversial, second, as evidenced by "The Sisters Rosensweig," in revival at George Street Playhouse.

Butler said Japan's decision to ignore Australia's concerns reflected poorly on the government's diplomatic efforts.

And yet there is palpable unease about the case; concern reflected in many of today's newspapers.

(This last concern reflected the lessons policy makers drew from their experiences in Korea, another topic Kaiser barely mentions).

Some concerns reflected the struggles they have known as young residents of some of the poorest precincts in the nation.

Their concerns reflected the Czech Republic's failure to address its past, according to Tereza Vavrova, Anti-Komplex's director.

Whatever reassurances Mr. Greenspan may offer, the staff at the Fed is very worried about a Japanese scenario for the United States -- a concern reflected in their research agenda.

In Mr. Cook's case, the concerns reflected not so much his record as his controversies, which left him nervous and confused before the voting.

On Wednesday, he flew to Raleigh, N.C., for a town-hall-style meeting to address the kinds of public concerns reflected in the poll results.

"The provider community, as a whole, plays a critical role," his veto message said, "and many of their concerns reflected in this bill are legitimate".