Sentence examples for more reflects a from inspiring English sources

"There just aren't so many secrets any more," reflects a spice trader in Rotterdam.

Her startling showing in the Grammy nominations more reflects a lack of turnover in R&B, particularly among women.

Originally, the ESAT was developed as a screening tool for ASD in which a score of 3 or more reflects a positive screen, but in our study we used the ESAT as a measure of subclinical autistic traits.

In other words, the difference between the responses of Americans and Brits may no more reflect a difference between the respondent groups than a difference between British Muslims and American Muslims.

The half-dozen questions he took — his extended answers precluded more — reflected a range of concerns: about the future of Social Security benefits, the environment, education, the two wars and the struggle to keep U.S. automakers above water.

LOS ANGELES — On the wall of Doc Rivers's new office inside the Los Angeles Clippers' practice center are keepsakes more reflecting a diversity of interest than a tribute to his cherished vocation.

While these fears differ from country to country, they are frequently less about the possibility of outright neocolonialism and more reflect a chasm between African populations and African governments.

Fifteen clusters (0.4%) contained three consensus identification sequences, and six (0.1%) contained four or more, reflecting a combination of alternative transcript splicing as well as erroneous grouping of sequences (overclustering).

For example, we hypothesized that more communication reflects a more developed community, but it could be that too much communication creates information overload and so has a negative impact.

But even more, it reflects a fundamental shift in answering the simple question: what is college for?

But it more likely reflects a country bored with the usual political rigmarole, from fundraising to the sheer interminable length of the campaign.