Sentence examples for concerns were reflected from inspiring English sources

Those concerns were reflected in the stock market Friday, where investors pushed down financial shares as conditions for banks continued to worsen.

Similar concerns were reflected in the revisions that Mr. Ventrell's boss, Victoria Nuland, had made to talking points about the attack in the week after it happened.

Mr. Pinsky said that members of the Kingsbridge alliance have been included in discussions about the armory from the outset, and their concerns were reflected in the 2006 document asking for proposals from developers.

Those concerns were reflected by executives at the companies themselves, who released statements on Tuesday warning about the adverse effects of overregulation, and by shareholders, who slightly pushed down the price of both companies' stocks.

Their concerns were reflected by a former head of the army, Lord Dannatt, who said the UK and its western allies should think "long and hard" before sending aircraft to police a no-fly zone over Libya.

A spokesman for Cable's office said he "clearly has concerns about the financial burden placed on the taxpayer when companies collapse" and those concerns were reflected in the referrals of Deloitte staff to the ICEAW.

Such concerns are reflected in the art I saw.

These concerns are reflected in his orchestration, which is never merely flashy, never astonishing.

These concerns are reflected in modern American law, particularly in decisions of the United States Supreme Court.

Shareholders' concerns are reflected in the company's stock price, which has lagged far behind those of other Russian companies.

But the year is 1962, and Bobby's commonplace concerns are reflected and amplified by a wider threat.