Jessica writes: The rise in sciences may reflect some universities' preference for separate sciences.
"So the plant name may reflect some presumed magical qualities rather than commemorating an actual king.
True, there's still a French premium, which may reflect some lingering solvency concerns.
By contrast, the apparent relative strength of the US economy today may reflect some highly visible recent inspirations.
They are run by the main news organizations, rather than independent polling outfits, and may reflect some editorial biases.
Dr. Alan Tepp, a child and adolescent psychologist with offices in Katonah and Mount Kisco, said he was familiar with the pajama trend, and thinks it may reflect some deeper needs of today's teenagers.
While the project is regarded as "extremely high-end work," Wes Haynes, in the program office of the trust, said that the proposed revisions "may reflect some changes in the way a project like Princeton is funded".
That gain, which may reflect some hope that the judge's strident tone would make a reversal more likely, still left the stock far below its peak of $119.9375 in December.
The show points out that George's later stories may reflect some of his creators' experiences of America, invoking Hollywood, rocket ships, newspapers — the bustle of American commercial and social life.
Of course, Mr. Cuomo's approach to gay issues may reflect some simple political realities: Gay groups are unlikely to abandon him for his Republican rival, Rick A. Lazio, who opposes same-sex marriage.
Conceivably, one or two of the misjudgements that triggered a series of bans may reflect some insidious anxiety in Waley-Cohen, a man whose unfettered riding has always seemed commensurate with his broader approach to life.
