Sentence examples for mainly to reflect from inspiring English sources

But some exotic derivatives seem mainly to reflect the efforts of traders to outsmart each other.

"The dollar is now the yardstick of cultural authority," Franzen lamented, "and an organ like Time, which not long ago aspired to shape the national taste, now serves mainly to reflect it".

Even though Christopher Bailey always offers a wide range of outerwear - mainly to reflect Burberry's heritage - people were nonetheless struck by the amount of studded leather in his spring 2011 show.

That, for all his good intentions, would be a legacy of failure.Updated: This article was emended slightly at 12.45 GMT on November 14th, mainly to reflect the fact that Mr Noda has resolved to dissolve parliament on November 16th.(Picture credit: AFP).

After a re-adoption in 1937, the Byelorussian SSR adopted its last Soviet-era constitution in 1978, mainly to reflect changes made in the 1977 Soviet Constitution.

In 1997, there was a controversial change from the use of the former British Airways branding (which incorporated stylised elements of the Union flag) to a new livery which was intended mainly to reflect the diversity of places served by the airline – so-called "World Images".

In general, however, all of these societies are hierarchical, with sculpture mainly intended to reflect the power and importance of the king.

To avoid losing the sequence-order information completely, the concept of PseAAC, developed by K.C. Chou, was mainly used to reflect the composition of amino acids and the sequence-order information (at least partially) through a set of correlation factors.

The sum score derived from this scale mainly had to reflect the study design, the examined outcome parameters, the risk factor construction and the control for confounders.

Differences between GPs and specialists were smaller than expected and mainly appear to reflect task differences within the German health care system.

For now, they are calibrating their mainly positive advertisements to reflect the themes playing out here: change vs. status quo politics, new ideas on domestic concerns and Iraq vs. old thinking, the need for fresh leadership, and their respect for the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses.