Sentence examples for reflect to some extent from inspiring English sources

Of course, these numbers reflect to some extent the cost differences between the channels.

Because the usage cap really does reflect to some extent what the ISP's cost structure is.

The cool public response may reflect to some extent the split personalities of these cars.

And the people the Trump Organization has chosen reflect, to some extent, Trump's apparent attitude toward conflicts of interest.

The changing exports of the major countries reflect to some extent the changing competitiveness of countries during the period.

Because drugs like Actos and Avandia are typically used as second-line agents, the findings could reflect to some extent a greater severity of diabetes in people using them.

The protest reflects to some extent the split in the Republican Party between the old establishment and the relatively new Tea Party activists and the libertarians gathered round Paul.

If Mr. Kerry's advisers have been a bit slow in grasping the potential impact of this -- and some sympathetic Democrats said Sunday that this was the case -- it reflects, to some extent, a cultural divide.

Analyst James Ainley said: "The business has been the best performing division in the group in the last few years reflecting to some extent the geographical positioning of the Nordic region which has meant little low cost carrier development.

The view of Antichrist as a diabolical institution is also reflected to some extent in the superstition that credit cards and electronic bar codes mysteriously mark innocent people with Antichrist's sign, the number 666 (Revelation, 13:13).

The disagreement among liberals over whether government should promote individual freedom rather than merely protect it is reflected to some extent in the different prevailing conceptions of liberalism in the United States and Europe since the late 20th century.