Sentence examples for mostly reflected the from inspiring English sources

And last year's increase mostly reflected the rich getting richer.

Those numbers may have mostly reflected the Super Bowl halo effect.

Mr. Dillard denounced the change as "a stacked deck," while Mr. Griffith said it mostly reflected the results of the last election and the state's profile.

But just as the Washington Consensus mostly reflected the experience of Latin America, the Seoul Consensus seems more South Asian than North.

Mr. De Boer said the decline in prices mostly reflected the severity of the recession, rather than problems with the design of the system.

The statement's stilted wording mostly reflected the pope's desire to accommodate his hosts, praising the Olympic games to be held in Athens in 2004, condemning religious "proselytism," and denouncing the European tendency to "transform certain countries into secular states".

The government says this mostly reflects the crisis of 2008-09.

But this mostly reflects the different lives Democrats and Republicans lead.

The voice darts through the effects catalog as well, but mostly reflects the quirky naturalism of the poetry.

But the shortcomings there mostly reflect the fact that central banks cannot by themselves implement the necessary policies to make a negative interest rate policy fully effective.

"This is a surprise, but it mostly reflects the economics of the business," said Charles di Bona, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein.