Sentence examples for is unfortunately reflected from inspiring English sources

The frictionlessness of the detail-deprived script is, unfortunately, reflected in the risk-free images.

The problem of regional differences in spatial resolution of county-referenced data is, unfortunately, reflected in counties, ZIP codes, and census tracts, as shown in plots of nearest-neighbor distances among unit centroids as a function of longitude.

"And that is, unfortunately, not reflected in the crowds, but it's puzzling really that Shane Williams, locally, will still be playing for the Ospreys in the next couple of weeks.

Analysing the responsiveness, the extent to which the composite measures are able to detect changes over time in the phenomena that the measures are intended to reflect is, unfortunately, not possible in the data that we have access to, since it would require some kind of external criterion of the real change (for instance repeated psychiatric examinations).

It can be hard, at times, to remember that they reflect an imbalance in human equity, an imbalance that is, unfortunately, one result of our prosperity.

This is unfortunately over".

It is, unfortunately, both.

"The allegations here are serious and unfortunately reflect a systemic failure to responsibly administer the Medicaid program".

Fact 4: Some of the language used by the former NEA Director of Communications was, unfortunately, not appropriate and did not reflect the position of the NEA.

What Tavecchio said was not "just a joke but unfortunately reflects a widely-held feeling among this group of bosses", said Chaouki, 31.

Unfortunately this is not reflected yet in most of their guidelines [ 17].