Sentence examples for in a further reflection from inspiring English sources
In a further reflection of how fear has encumbered this normally safe market, interest rates on such paper are skyrocketing.
In a further reflection of the region's scant influence, for the fifth straight election not one of the presidential or vice-presidential debates is to be held in any of the eight states.
There were only eight races in Europe this year among the 19 scheduled races, in a further reflection of Formula One living up to its self-title of world championship.
"In a further reflection of our culture's willingness to pay millions for high-tech 'cures' (usually provided by men) but very little for ongoing care (usually provided by women), repeated attempts to cover home workers under federal labor laws have run into resistance since the 1930s and into the first decade of the 21st century," Butler writes.
Verizon's $130 billion purchase of Vodafone's share in their American mobile venture was the largest deal in 2013-14 but hardly a leap into the unknown: Verizon already manages the business.In a further reflection of the restrained mood, some serial acquirers have gone into reverse, divesting or spinning off assets, notes John Studzinski of Blackstone, a financial firm.
It is also worth noting that the clodronate arm had only two-thirds of the number of non-breast cancer deaths seen in the control arm: either a further reflection of the heterogeneity in patients even in a study of this size, or perhaps evidence for a survival benefit unrelated to any effect on breast cancer!
A further reflection of Th2 polarisation is in the isotype balance of anti- H. polygyrus serum antibodies.
Lt. Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the acting commander of American forces in Southwest Asia, made an unannounced visit to the tribal areas on Monday, a further reflection of American concern.
The cover of Criminal Minded was a further reflection of a move towards this sort of radical image, depicting the group in a half-light, holding firearms.
The CRT [ 19] is a short test measuring a person's tendency to override an intuitively compelling response, and to engage in further reflection which can lead to a correct solution.
The task is designed to measure the tendency to override an intuitive response that is incorrect and to engage in further reflection that leads to the correct response.
