Sentence examples for currently reflect from inspiring English sources

So our designs currently reflect the needs of the majority of our users".

"These models of a special kind of 'executive federalism' currently reflect the reluctance of the political elites to contemplate replacing the established mode of pursuing the European project behind closed doors with the shirt-sleeve mode of a vociferous, argumentative conflict of opinions within the broad public," he argues.

Reformers hope that the owners of such resources might be incentivised to supply them to the market.But water prices currently reflect the average cost of all water extracted, not the marginal cost of getting at more, and this does not create the incentives necessary to find efficiencies where they are most needed.

Equations do not currently reflect the natural variation in site conditions and growth form among individuals.

State and federal law does not currently reflect the medical advances and discoveries made with regards to HIV/AIDS".

Health budgets and system designs, however, do not currently reflect these new commitments.

Singapore, currently reflecting on 50 years of prosperity, would surely demand capital cushions so large that they would undo most of the benefits of escaping the UK levy.

This is what is measured by the Wilshire 5000, which, despite its name, currently reflects the performances of the more than 7,000 regularly traded stocks in the United States.

On the subject of exploring important issues through theatre, Alison Croggon is currently reflecting on a recent conference that she went to about the arts and climate change.

"We are currently reflecting on what we can do to preserve the room, but to be honest we are a small local authority whose finances, like everyone's, have been squeezed by the economic crisis.

A spokeswoman explained the move this way: "Our decision to separate KBR arose primarily because we do not believe the full value of KBR is currently reflected in Halliburton's stock price, and few synergies exist between the two business units," said Halliburton spokeswoman Cathy Mann.