That's a fair reflection of priorities.
Worse, it did so at the request of most of the rail firms themselves, a telling reflection of a once-great industry that has in recent years become its own worst enemy.On July 14th, to the surprise of many, an appeal court upheld the four-month-old merger moratorium imposed by the Surface Transportation Board, the rail industry's regulator.
2.1, products are defined according to the commercial denomination given by the manufacturer and, hence, they are the reflection of firms' marketing criteria.
Despite that, Abramowitz simply doesn't think the overall spike in Republican sampling among all three polling firms is an accurate reflection of the electorate.
Our results have important implications for managers, demonstrating that reputation does not have to be merely a passive reflection of a firm, but can be the target of a firm's active management.
The measure that Blackstone uses to report earnings, economic net income, is considered by the private equity industry to be an accurate reflection of a firm's profitability.
That figure includes unrealized gains from investments, and is considered by the private equity industry to be an accurate reflection of a firm's profitability.
The retired detective said that the difficulty in lining up new customers was a reflection of his firm's success over the past 15 years.
His work ethic, which saw him put in hours at the office more like those of a junior associate at a Wall Street firm, is an almost stereotypical reflection of his working-class background, colleagues say.
Still, in this season's assortment of spectacular falls from grace, Goldman's was as graceful as one could be, a reflection of the firm's relative well-being and its time-honored tactical skill (and not just of systemic collapse and speculator hubris).
Whether any given level of optimism is a proper reflection of a firm's prospects will always be open to fierce debate.Economists have become increasingly active in this debate in recent years, as the long bull market in shares propelled p/e ratios to levels that in most cases remain well above historic norms, even after the stockmarket tumbles of the past year.
