Instead, Ms. Trunk wrote, what you are paid more often reflects what your employer can get you for.
In recent years, though, as suicide bombings, mortar and artillery fire, kidnappings and killings have become daily fare, Iraqis' April Fools' jokes more often reflect what they see around them.
The merger waves that attract so much attention, and fear, more often reflect defensive efforts by the corporate establishment than the predatory acts of world-dominating devils.Multinationals should continue to listen, to try to do no harm, to accept the responsibilities that go with size and wealth.
Far from being the dogma by downtrodden peasant, Occidentalism more often reflects the fears and prejudices of urban intellectuals, who feel displaced in a world of mass commerce" ((Buruma & Margalit 2005), p. 30).
Households perform rituals for certain gods, especially those closest to their village, more often, reflecting the symbolic identification of villages with local deities in Tibetan communities (Pirie 2006).
Consequently, the altered genotype effect is not simply a function of high axis 5 scores, but more often reflects an AMI-specific loss of influence on gene expression.
Or, and this may seem controversial to many but it's worth considering, it could be that the human brain develops in accordance to what it experiences, and things it experiences and is made to do more often are reflected in the sorts of connections that develop.
Throughout the 100 test trials, patients with MS chose less advantageous decks significantly more often, as reflected by lower total IGT scores (32.9±4.1 for HC vs 14.9±4.9 for patients with MS, p=0.007; see figure 2A).
And, as with the Supreme Court in its more expansive moods, ECJ decisions have often reflected a clear federalist ideology.
