Sentence examples for may reflect years from inspiring English sources

The portrait of Kenny shows him as a bushy-haired man with a baby face that makes him look younger than he is, which is nearly sixty, and a girth that may reflect years of tasting his more remarkable creations; he's wearing a Shopsin's General Store T-shirt, folded over in the way the cognoscenti know how to fold it in order to form the words "Eat Me".

In children with chronic gastrointestinal disorders, low self-reported physical scores in response to questions regarding "ache or hurt", may reflect years of painful defecation and abdominal pain.

The gains, he added, may reflect several years of work that finally paid off.

Mr. Yantrasast attributes his success, with a modesty that may reflect the years he spent in Japan, to luck.

It may reflect his years in New York, where he worked in the bank's branch from 1968 to 1973 and again from 1982 to 1986.

The higher number of whale sharks observed at the Afuera in 2009 than previous years may reflect an exceptional year for little tunny spawning, or that more whale sharks were attracted to the Afuera and away from other sites than in previous years.

Consequently, there are important basic differences in edaphic conditions across this sharp ecological boundary that may reflect thousands of years of the regular seasonal influx of the marine-derived nutrients.

Besides sociodemographic and compositional changes in the U.S. population, differences in estimates between our study and the studies of Cowie et al. (15) and James et al. (14) may reflect having additional years of data as well as varying laboratory methodology and sampling frames within the NHANES surveys during the monitoring periods.

A slight decrease in the use of hospital beds over the years, may reflect increased helmet use and more frequent use of computer tomography examinations of the brain, thereby reducing the number of head trauma cases hospitalized for clinical observation.

The recent decline in fatal incidents in the last 20 years may reflect factors such as more risk averse societies, improved monitoring and early warning and more attention being paid to health and safety.

The fluctuations between years may reflect sampling error in addition to actual changes in sexual activity.