Sentence examples for reflect exceptionally from inspiring English sources
The high prices don't necessarily reflect exceptionally high fish quality.
Major erosion surfaces, which delimit progradational sediment packages, are interpreted to reflect exceptionally severe storms.
This reflected exceptionally poorly on both Petrie, his club and his SFA position.
The commission said in its interim forecasts for 2010 that while better-than-expected global demand could further spur exports, investment remained very weak, reflecting exceptionally low capacity utilization.
Clive Black, a Shore Capital analyst, said Philips was a "new face" adding: "The decision to go outside these shores may reflect the exceptionally good skills of Mr Philips and/or a lack of enthusiasm of others to apply for the job".
Ian Blenkharn, Exeter's head of admissions, said its decision to ask for A*s "reflects the exceptionally high quality of applicants" and "considerable competition for places".
In a debt-laden economy such as Britain's, deflation is the last thing anyone would want, as it increases the real weight of the burden.That inflation projection reflects the exceptionally deep recession that is expected this year.
We examined whether the results in Table 4 reflected the exceptionally high obesity rate among women born in New England.
The reality is that the current budget deficit largely reflects two things: exceptionally low government revenue and the continuing problems caused by the financial crisis and recession that followed the bursting of the housing bubble.
The dangers facing middle-of-the-road Democrats in swing districts is reflected in the exceptionally high casualty rate suffered over the past four years by the Blue Dog coalition of conservative and moderate Democrats.
This may be explained however by tax evasion and tax avoidance, especially by groups considered as insiders, such as professional associations.19 This is also clearly reflected in the exceptionally low value of VEF indicating a far from efficient tax collection mechanism.
