Sentence examples for described as reflecting from inspiring English sources
Even broad strategic decisions, such as which areas to expand into, are described as reflecting user requests made at online forums at the site.
Drug use and problems change dramatically over time in ways that are often described as reflecting an "epidemic cycle".
This is sometimes described as reflecting a medium-term time horizon in which labour supply is relatively "sticky".
The closure rule in which the rate of return to capital is fixed is sometimes described as reflecting longer-run "steady-state" growth conditions.
In the black community, galling behavior that embarrass you, your family, and your community is sometimes described as reflecting a lack of "home training," and Rialmo's suit is a prime example.
The design ultimately approved by the final selection panel, however, was an abstract sculpture that was subsequently described as reflecting a "comprehensive failure to understand the nature of air force service".
These authors reported that elevated depression symptoms predicted a lesser decrease in CRP across the month following the cardiac event, which the authors describe as reflecting a poorer remission in the underlying inflammatory process.
It may be discerned in a flash; there may be no moment, however short, in which one might be described as pondering, reflecting, or putting two and two together.
These elements are described as 'minimal' reflecting the fact that they do not have features suggesting mobilization by associated transposases, nor do they currently appear to have features by which remotely encoded systems would facilitate mobilization.
Stephen Neille, the Chair of Architectural Design at Curtin University, described it as reflecting Perth of that time: a city "brimming with confidence and consciously promoting itself to the world as a modern city".
Dr Matthew Asprey Gear, author of At the End of the Street in the Shadow: Orson Welles and the City, describes it as reflecting Welles's love of Spain, but also his scepticism over the "macho enthusiasms of his sometime friend Hemingway".
