Sentence examples for it fairly reflects from inspiring English sources

There is, though, a respectable case to be made that it fairly reflects the overall tenor and outcome of several hundred years of British imperial history.

Then be sure to ask for your copy of the appraisal, so you can decide whether it fairly reflects your home and neighborhood.

It makes one wonder whether it fairly reflects the state of young love in Japan.Likewise, a German episode, directed by Marcel Ophuls, son of Max, gives a rather dubious notion of love in Germany.

In a statement read by her lawyer on the steps of the court, she said: "I acknowledge that the sum awarded to me is huge by any standards but the court of appeal has decided that it fairly reflects the contributions made by John and me during our 28-year marriage.

It represented a price that "fairly reflects the company's position in international power generation markets and its inherent growth potential," he said.

While we feel that the final version fairly reflects Mr. Klein's intended meaning, it's not our normal practice to make such a change between editions, and in this case it would have been better to retain the original version.

Wonga itself argues that although the 4,214% APR figure is accurate, it does not fairly reflect its interest rate.

"Moreover, the acquisition fairly reflects the company's future growth prospects from executing its business plan as a publicly listed company".

Premier also does not believe that the offer price "fairly reflects the company's growth prospects".

But some say the film fairly reflects what social workers call the worst form of discrimination against women in India.

If the conflict is resolved, then, in a way that fairly reflects what the voters intended, Mr. Gore will carry Florida and be president.