Sentence examples for reflect the concern from inspiring English sources

As Breyer wrote in his book "Active Liberty," campaign-finance laws reflect the concern that "the few who give in large amounts may have special access to, and therefore influence over, their elected representatives".

The upsurge in violence appears to reflect the concern of al-Qaida's leadership to open up new fronts in the Middle East and North Africa after the serious setbacks that the movement has suffered in Iraq.

However, that same swarming luxuriance of life may also reflect the concern that one must set aside worldly temptations before entering the sacred space of the temple, for the carvings decorate only the outside of the temple; at the centre, the sanctum sanctorum, there is little if any ornamentation, except for symbols of the god or goddess.

These market trends reflect the concern of consumers about dangerous ingredients in personal care products and the difficulty for them to make the right choice [4].

I think this would reflect the concern that several of these companies like Twitter are essentially closed urban campuses with so much food and amenities that they aren't sending foot traffic out onto the street to support local, small businesses.

For uncertain probabilities of failure, a measure of 'probabilistic confidence' has been proposed to reflect the concern that uncertainty about the true probability of failure could result in a system or structure that is unsafe and could subsequently fail.

However, it does reflect the concerns of NHS employers about rising costs.

Ms. Hoffman plans to evolve the content of the magazine to reflect the concerns of the changing epidemic.

An ecosystem of data trusts would shift the balance back to better reflect the concerns of individual data subjects.

Remember: you might need to tweak your CV to reflect the concerns of each organisation you apply to.

That may simply reflect the concerns of Mexicans, who rank the economy as a greater concern than crime.