Sentence examples for more fully reflected from inspiring English sources

The Pre's impact will be more fully reflected in the current quarter, because of its June launching date.

"So if insurers more fully reflected miles driven in pricing, it would lower the rate for poorer people".

Music has a better record than most when it comes to the diversity of its talent, but it's essential that this is more fully reflected across its positions of leadership also.

"We're just asking for TV to more fully reflect the reality that America is today".

We must think about a new global economic order that more fully reflects the changing realities of our time.

This article was updated on Wednesday 5 November to more fully reflect the results of the US midterm elections.

Cardinal Alencherry, in an interview, expressed optimism that the College of Cardinals would, over time, more fully reflect the global nature of Catholicism.

Instead, an outpouring of public feedback had prompted the Treasury Department to introduce a wide-ranging set of design changes, meant to more fully reflect American history and women's role in it.

In the end, Mr. Buse said, the future of biofuel, not just in aviation but for general use, rests on policy decisions intended to more fully reflect the environmental costs of fossil fuels, through imposing a tax on carbon or expanding the market for CO2 emissions.

Diverse teams bring multiple perspectives to problem solving, she says, and make strategic decisions that more fully reflect client demographics.

The markedly higher cost/hectare of herbicide-resistant seeds must be added to the higher herbicide costs noted above to more fully reflect the added costs associated with HR technology.