Sentence examples for does not simply reflect from inspiring English sources
New federal data showing a spike in student loan defaults does not simply reflect the bad economy, although that is a factor.
The euro area crisis affected cross-border bank lending to emerging Europe particularly negatively.Moreover, the contraction in lending does not simply reflect changing portfolio allocations among euro area bankers; their exposure to sovereign debtors from the euro area has also collapsed.
This latter result indicates that tremor does not simply reflect the feed-forward output of the neuromotor system but that it is influenced by the task constraints.
These results collectively suggest that the microarchitecture of the talus does not simply reflect the loading environment, limiting its utility in reconstructing locomotion in fossil primates.
The 'weighted ethnic spatial lag' (ethnic network variable) does not simply reflect the interaction of ethnic group, neighbourhood and year, or average resources.
So that the public space does not simply reflect the dominant culture, but is opened up to accommodate new or marginalised minorities.
How successful they will be in achieving their aims (and the extent to which the report cards make the league tables redundant) depends on the indicators chosen, how they are weighted, and whether they are fused into one ranking in which parents have confidence and which doesn't simply reflect raw test scores.
Prices of government bonds do not simply reflect the underlying health of government finances, they also influence them.
First, a pair of stories from Gizmodo claimed that Facebook's Trending Topics listings did not simply reflect "topics that have recently become popular" on the site but was instead actively curated, and that its curators often suppressed "conservative" stories.
At this scale, river networks are a mosaic of patches that do not simply reflect a continuum of river zones.
These results suggest that the differences in the SaGT4A and StSGT amino acid sequences do not simply reflect their distinct sugar-donor specificities.
