Sentence examples for deals reflected from inspiring English sources

Both deals reflected a business philosophy that the Tysons describe as "grow or die".

Garrigan, who is taller, grayer, and less salty than Guillory, suspected that Tenaha's roadside deals reflected a broader trend of "policing for profit".

While the news media often focus on large deals that move public companies into private hands, such deals reflected only 6.7percentt of the total number of buyouts since 1980.

Frank Partnoy, a professor of law at the University of San Diego and a former Wall Street banker, said the El Paso deals reflected Wall Street's skill at creating "shell games".

An official at another oil company said the burst of deals reflected the Kurds' concerns that their oil development was delayed during the time of Saddam Hussein and that they lagged in production compared with Shiite-dominated southern Iraq.

Analysts said that the two deals reflected Monsanto's willingness in the last three years to invest aggressively to meet growing competition from challengers like E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Novartis of Switzerland in the race to apply biotechnology to agriculture.

"There's no money in the sport anymore, and the shoe company deals reflect that.

The deals reflect how media companies are rethinking the distribution of their entertainment content online.

One of the Tigers' most recent deals reflects the mysterious nature of the arms trade.

The book will tell how six or seven of Mr. Hindery's major deals reflect the huge changes in the business and deal-making landscape.

The confidence was always there from the labels, artists and users, but the confidence from the collecting societies has grown and these deals reflect that".