Sentence examples for reflect terms from inspiring English sources

Both rates reflect terms for borrowers with above-average credit scores who put down 20percentt for loans of $250,000 to $500,000.

The I.R.S., in issuing a revenue ruling disallowing the shelter, said the price paid by family partnerships for the stock options would "rarely, if ever, reflect terms that would be agreed to between unrelated parties".

These are not exclusive classifications but appear to reflect terms used in the literature and having relatively clear definitions.

Thus, if more keywords were selected to reflect terms most likely associated with foodborne illness symptoms, and a filtering procedure was conducted, correspondence between Internet searches and hospitalizations for specific conditions could be closer.

For both sexes, the first factor reflected terms related to metabolism, and females were further enriched for terms involved with translation and transport.

Accordingly, prior to choosing a buyer, the seller should negotiate and weigh all of the material terms of the offer, and the LOI should reflect those terms.

This new field weights reflect the terms proximity and can be used to calculate document scoring for terms retrieval.

That difference might reflect shorter terms imposed by tighter funding.

Its work would reflect the terms of reference of the government-funded Hillsborough Independent Panel.

Should our international institutions be reformed to better reflect fair terms of co-operation in our globalized world?

When stock prices reflect long-term value, not short-term numbers, managers' decisions will too.