Sentence examples for it largely reflects from inspiring English sources
That is because, he said, "it largely reflects something that has already happened".
It largely reflects Asia's changing supply chain.
"Netanyahu's speech was widely ridiculed in this town," Mr. Kupchan said, "but it largely reflects the views of many members of Congress".
It largely reflects the House bill, which is known as the JOBS Act, and Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, said he expected it to pass before the end of the month.
It largely reflects a decline in very long working weeks, in the last few hours of which not much useful was done.Four reasons for optimismThere are reasons to believe that the Portuguese can indeed use their existing working hours more productively.
Unfortunately, the estimated data error itself is misleading because it largely reflects the quality of the selection criteria and the correction applied to the data before the inversion.
By this measure, the downturn now looks a lot more entrenched than previously, when it largely reflected stockbuilding.
As I read it, however, this largely reflects the depressed state of the peripheral economies rather than any large improvement in competitiveness.
And it may largely reflect the move by foreigners to pull their money out of Italy.
And if their valuable turf can be preserved, it will largely reflect the work of Mr. Serlet and Mr. Sinofsky, veteran software engineers with similar challenges but contrasting management styles.
As Mr Sawaragi puts it, Superflat largely reflected the culture of stability during the "bubble years" until the early 1990s (the bubble was not just economic; it was also one of "imaginary reality").
