Sentence examples for reflect speculations from inspiring English sources

Egypt's foreign minister, Sameh Shukri, warned "foreign" countries that he did not identify against taking measures that reflect speculations on the cause of the crash.

Trading also reflected speculation that the global credit squeeze is nowhere near over.

The threat reflected speculation that Iran may be trying to sow division in the 27-nation European Union between the members that do not rely heavily on Iranian oil and those that do.

In response to the response, Phillips said the company's proposed price is a substantial premium to an already-inflated stock price that reflected speculation of the potential sale of BEA and represents a more than 40% premium to BEA's stock price before the appearance of activist shareholders in mid-August of this year.

That sort of bet, it should be clear, is not the kind of thing governments ought to be stamping out.Rising American home prices surely reflect some speculation.

Nevertheless, just the speculations reflect an environment in which even food has become another kind of weapon, too.

Although Kamps's shares have risen in recent months, this largely reflects bid speculation.

Last week's divergence reflects continued speculation in small technology stocks at a time when rising interest rates have hurt many stocks -- including the bigger, bluer-chip technology stocks.

Other Asian currencies, like the Malaysian ringgit, also rose after the Singapore decision, reflecting market speculation that Beijing could also let its currency strengthen to deal with the threat of inflation.

I can assure you that none could be true as this was a personal and private choice that in no way reflects any speculation or theories one might read - about me, opportunity, the company or its leadership," he said.

"These stocks have gotten far ahead of themselves, portending a pricing that reflects more speculation than valuation," says Doug Myers, vice president of Trading at Interstate/Johnson Lane in Atlanta, Ga.