Sentence examples for expected to reflect how from inspiring English sources
The details of proxy statements are expected to reflect how companies are handling significant declines in their stock prices.
But I often ask educators to reflect: "How do we expect inspired learners if we do not have inspired teachers?" I think our key strategy to engage students in learning is to have good teachers, those who understand their students, tailor teaching strategies according to their students' profile, and make lessons interesting.
Although the increase was a little larger than the 1.5percentt expected, it still reflects how wary consumers have become.
Goals stated in syllabi reflect faculty priorities about what they expect students to know and be able to do; assessments reflect how faculty evaluate students' achievement of those learning goals (Wiggins and McTighe, 2005).
They are expected to know how to camp, and when everything is wrapped up on Christmas Eve, the pay comes in bags of $20 bills and reflects the performance of the stand.
With positive agreement for a specific categorical rating a the CLQ will reflect a multiple of agreement more than expected, whereas kappa in percent will reflect how large the excess agreement is in relation to the maximum excess in agreement that can be obtained.
However, not all reported performance measures accurately reflect how the classifiers would be expected to perform on new samples (see [ 15] for an overview of common problems with gene expression classifiers).
More subtle artefacts which reflect how designers expect a routine to be enacted include the layout of a room (such as whether clinicians consult across a desk or obliquely so that the patient can see the computer screen) or seating arrangements (indeed, some routines seem to be defined as much by where they are undertaken as by what is being done by the staff member).
[They] should reflect how you want to look".
We expect them to reflect local fundamentals — above all, how much people earn.
