Sentence examples for may reflect how from inspiring English sources

Part of Horgan's critique may reflect how neuroscience is reported in the media.

Protoarchaeopteryx, for example, is a dinosaur that may reflect how ancestors of Archaeopteryx looked.

These still exist, but today the firm may reflect how hard they are to realise.

And today's reversal of tone in American-Russian relations may reflect how much each leader needed the positive outcome.

The decision to protect foreign institutions from losses in an A.I.G. collapse may reflect how interrelated the global financial markets have become.

The message may reflect how corporations and societies ignore the needs of women on the whole, but what's more important is the casting of Kaling as an Indian woman.

This study started as a Masters of Health Research student project by AA and, due to resource constraints, parents were not involved in designing our search strategy therefore this may or may not reflect how they would search for information themselves.

The report of how many computers they have may not reflect how many computers are used in the household, therefore the main study may benefit from using the rephrased question of 'How many computers are in use in your household?' There is also the issue of whether the FAS which is a useful marker for SES in university students as it was developed for children.

That the course can be taken at a preferred pace is beneficial, but means that the weekly reported practice levels may not reflect how much actual practice is being completed; for example, the total amount of practice may be higher for those who completed the course over a longer time period.

The greater susceptibility of musicians may simply reflect how much more music they listen to.

They may also reflect how much what happens inside a restaurant, unlike what happens in a book or movie, can change from night to night, even from hour to hour.