In negotiation, your opponent's apparent irrationality may actually reflect a lack of information.
For all of his alleged error-making as an individual, however, Shahzad's case may actually reflect on how Pakistan-based jihadi groups have learned to protect themselves.
Although his foreign-policy positions may actually reflect the views of many Germans, Westerwelle has squandered the reputation for foreign-policy competence that the Free Democrats have had since the 1970s, when Hans-Dietrich Genscher was foreign minister.
This stance may actually reflect the preference of the current management of G.M., which is yet another reason why its management should be replaced if any aid is extended to the company.
commitment to combating corruption, the decision to prosecute may actually reflect the notoriety of the case in the UK, its notoriety and prominent press play here, and most importantly, the fact that a fully developed case file, brimming with detailed evidence, was presented by UK investigators to the Prevention of Corruption Bureau.
These suggest that while the outcomes of such experiments may appear to support the predictions of quantum mechanics, they may actually reflect unknown "hidden variables" that give the illusion of a quantum outcome, but can still be explained in classical terms.
Leading up to the Correspondents' Dinner, several outlets ran prominent stories that explored how accusations of Obama as "foreign" and "not one of us" may actually reflect a coded or hidden type of racism (see e.g., this post by Fareed Zakaria).
It is important to note that the proxy used in the measurement of alcohol-related practices in this study was "alcohol use in the last four weeks prior to the study", which may or may not actually reflect the use of alcohol prior to sexual debut.
Systems intended to rate the quality of early education programs may not actually reflect impacts on learning.
Third, the objects used in the experiment may not actually reflect the kind of problems routinely faced in the SA systems domain.
This reporting method can be confusing because it may not actually reflect what you paid which is what you care about for credits and deductions.
