Sentence examples for may be reflecting from inspiring English sources

The learned judge, now back at the more humdrum business of the court of appeal, may be reflecting on the advice of whoever it was who first advised against picking a fight with people who buy ink by the barrel.

Stock markets may be reflecting the exuberance of improved news headlines more than fundamentals, say analysts, and some buyers may be jumping in out of fear of missing the next fiesta.

That difference, she said, "may be reflecting developmental changes that occur with age".

These results are not necessarily contrary to the hypothesis tested here as they may be reflecting barriers to outpatient health care access amongst cognitively impaired individuals.

We have proposed that the relatively young CRE ages of samples returned from Itokawa may be reflecting either YORP or tidal disruption.

This may be reflecting more of cultural barriers than any other reason, as this figure reaches 48% in the LDCs countries.

This emphasis on fielding may be reflected in a couple of the selections.

Finally, with the law his social integration may be reflected in his documentation.

Yet the price it exacts may be reflected in another statistic.

The Sims Online barely manages to be a game, something that may be reflected in its slow sales so far.

The annual fee for nuclear reactors will nearly double, to $950,000 from $550,000, an increase that may be reflected in energy costs.