Sentence examples for quickly reflected from inspiring English sources

"As with all property taxes, [these] changes are likely to be quickly reflected in house prices".

"As with all property taxes, [these] changes are likely to be quickly reflected in house prices," said Matthew Pointon, property economist at Capital Economics.

The valuations put on the companies in these deals were quickly reflected in the so-called "gray market," where investors in the know could buy and sell the firms' stocks well before they started trading on the open markets.

And the California shrinkage, Mr. Furlong said, was quickly reflected in the white-hot Silicon Valley housing market, where he said home prices in March were up 30percentt from a year earlier and are now up 20percentt from a year earlier.

If a value for α was large, the RBI quickly reflected background changes.

The April 1998 credit surge was quickly reflected in the stock prices of Japan's small companies.

"Our hope is that this bill will move quickly, reflecting the broad support, and be on the president's desk".

Mr. Grenier, the broker who sees law firms as economic barometers, said that whatever the economic realities might be, law firms would quickly reflect them.

The desire to move more quickly reflects the view of many in the Pentagon who want to ease the strain on the military but also to free more troops for Afghanistan and potentially other missions.

Reluctance by this group to come forward for Mr. Romney more quickly reflects an unease over some of his positions, including his hard line on Russia and opposition to a new missile treaty.

At that point, the information is not confidential because under what is known as the "efficient capital market hypothesis," investors rely on the market to quickly reflect all available information in the value of a company's securities.