Sentence examples for problem reflects from inspiring English sources

He believes the problem reflects the technical parochialism of the industry.

Bush's National Drug Control Strategy would put it a decade later, "The drug problem reflects bad decisions by individuals with free wills".

As Harlem has spruced up storefronts and streets in an economic rebirth that has been called its Second Renaissance, Mr. Reed's problem reflects in many ways the neighborhood's hopes and anxieties.

That the Home Office failed to spot the problem in both cases and then took so long to accept that it was a problem reflects badly on her department and ultimately on Theresa May, the Home Secretary, herself.

The report theorizes that the problem reflects a cohort of gay priests, based on their figures that the percentage of male victims rose from 64percentt in the 1950's, to 76percentt in the 1960's and 86percentt in the 1980's.

The problem reflects the withering away of the American industrial infrastructure of all things nuclear, and the nation's dependence on distant places for "energy-critical materials," including "rare earth" materials used in high-efficiency motors, and other materials used in solar cells.

Dr. Miller suggested that the panel's problem reflected a deeper issue.

Cheating is not, by any measure, the upper middle class problem reflected in these Stuyvesant anecdotes.

That's not a problem reflected in the "United States of Aging," but the survey will be conducted annually.

Some Democrats feared that Obama himself — cool, cerebral, aloof — was a problem, reflected by the campaign's apparent inability to counter McCain's bold communications strategy effectively.

A bigger problem, reflecting the downside of being one of many Lincoln Center constituents, is the way the Philharmonic's tenant status is affecting the renovation of Avery Fisher.