Sentence examples for reasons reflected from inspiring English sources

The reasons reflected regional rivalries and sectarian tensions, and, more fundamentally, Iran's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism by the State Department and its longstanding military ties to Assad.

For a variety of reasons, reflected in college sport's trappings (e.g. luxury suites, jumbotrons, and multi-million dollar sponsorship agreements), such courage cannot be expected from university presidents and trustees.

The most commonly cited reasons reflected the perceived difficulty of participating, rather than a lack of willingness.

Although some participants felt that there was no need to review the data, many reasons reflected a lack of knowledge or proper equipment, technical difficulties, or frustration with the available hardware and software applications.

We explored whether participants' genetic testing reasons reflected the secondary messaging that highlighted inclusion of the Deaf perspective in the research process and found that 75.2% of participants strongly agreed/agreed that they were interested in genetic testing to strengthen the Deaf community.

Instead, coalitions form and reform for more pragmatic reasons, reflecting shifts in the balance of regional power.

This frees federal security agents to focus more on those who, even for valid reasons, reflect patterns that warrant a closer look.

Similar laws restricting dress were also passed for religious reasons, reflecting some of the areas of conflict that led to the English Civil Wars (1642 51).

The reasons reflect the ideological leanings of the candidates, with Senator John McCain proposing tax cuts that go beyond President Bush's and the Democrats advocating programs costing hundreds of billions of dollars.

It's hard to sort out why Frey puts himself through such an ordeal (and none of the possible reasons reflect well on the author), but the result is a frenzied, electrifying description of the experience that's harder to forget than many a more judicious self-assessment.

The reasons reflect, in mirror image, why pubs are in decline: post-recession austerity (obvious), taxes on alcohol, tighter drink-drive legislation, the ban on smoking in public, the growth of home entertainment, from large-screen televisions to Blu-ray movies and gaming consoles, and food delivered to your door.