Sentence examples for in large part reflected from inspiring English sources

The growth in sales last month was led by a 1.4percentt increase in sales at gasoline stations, a jump that in large part reflected higher pump prices.

Though the rebound in large part reflected a 1.8percentt jump in transportation orders, other sectors also showed healthy growth in orders.

Conclusion: The more negative attitude of the rural women toward menopause in large part reflected the higher priority they placed on fertility than did their urban counterparts.

These figures in large part reflect the hardship and turmoil caused by Cambodia's history.

The spending increases in large part reflect a decision by business groups to get involved in the contests.

This variability complicates CO2 flux estimates and in large part reflects variable sea surface microlayer enrichments in biologically derived surfactants that cause turbulence suppression.

Superior American growth in large part reflects the fact that America's population has been increasing faster and that Americans work longer hours than Europeans.

Beacon, on the Harlem Line, is one of the fastest-growing stations in the Metro-North system, Mr. Brucker said, in large part reflecting the increasing numbers of people commuting from Orange.

So what looks like a secular downward trend may in large part reflect instead the extent to which the "Bush boom", such as it was, fell far short of the Clinton boom.

The stock has been tumbling since the start of the year, in large part reflecting concerns among investors about the future of YPF, as the government in Buenos Aires gradually intensified its criticism of Repsol, accusing the company of not investing enough in Argentina and instead paying too much of its profits in dividends.

This number, in large part, reflects the overall reduction in home prices, but could also be a sign that banks are loosening credit and allowing mortgage-holders to refinance.