Sentence examples for reflect an issue from inspiring English sources
Both Coomber and the NCA's reports reflect an issue that is only now bubbling to the surface, that the drug trade is a zone into which vulnerable drug users and low-level drug dealers are sucked in; but for whom there is little compassion in the courts, or from wider society.
Moreover, the regional heterogeneity highlighted can reflect an issue of equity in terms of FP coverage.
Despite a low modern contraceptive use rate in Burkina Faso, regional disparities can reflect an issue of equity in terms of family planning (FP) coverage.
Our findings, hence, may reflect an issue with the choices we have for this serious disease as opposed to some aspect of the bacteremia itself.
This may reflect an issue of statistical power: sample sizes for tests of maternal inbreeding coefficient were on average 73% smaller than those of offspring inbreeding coefficient (comparing number of unique mothers to number of unique offspring).
The Chubb Group reported a 10.5percentt rise in operating income, to $180.7 million, but its per-share earnings remained flat at $1, reflecting an issue of stock for the recent purchase of Executive Risk, a company specializing in liability coverage for company executives and board members.
Thus, instead of applying standard valuation formulae, a firm will attempt to "redesign deals to be consistent with stakeholders' agendas" (e.g., reflecting an issue list).
A failure to demonstrate a consistent change may reflect a number of issues.
This may reflect a number of issues including lack of knowledge/experience with CAM treatments, past experiences of persistent pain, and concern about the power and risk of acknowledging a desired future state.
This may reflect a statistical issue, as the absolute number of T cells was higher in tumor stroma compared to epithelium, allowing the stromal values to achieve statistical significance.
However, he cautioned that the rise may not be a direct impact of the hike in tuition fees but could reflect a wider issue with students struggling with their finances.
