Sentence examples for fully reflects from inspiring English sources

Opinions are divided over whether Mattel's stock price fully reflects the restructuring.

The Mechanics Program at Berkeley fully reflects the diversity of modern continuum mechanics.

The price achieved for Emap Consumer Media and Emap Radio fully reflects the value of the two divisions," he said.

We must think about a new global economic order that more fully reflects the changing realities of our time.

But "Good Grief," a memory play that reconfigures the coming-of-age narrative, more fully reflects her pretheater past.

One aspect of ensuring that confidence is a more diverse judiciary that more fully reflects the wider population.

"Our plans are unchanged, and will remain so unless a proposal is made that fully reflects the value of Rio Tinto".

There has been speculation of a rival bid from SNCF, but Sir Richard Broadbent, chairman of Arriva, said Deutsche Bahn's offer "fully reflects the value of the business".

But not if you begin to believe it is the "truth" about quality or that you have made "an assessment that fully reflects what matters to patients".

Since the stock market can't talk, we can't ask it if the price of I.B.M.'s stock fully reflects the latest developments at I.B.M.'s research facilities.

The ultimate aim of the drafting process is a set of reasons which accurately and fully reflects the thought processes of the Committee.