Sentence examples for reflected difficulties from inspiring English sources

The company said the revised expectations reflected difficulties it had had in rolling out a new generation of optical networking equipment that allowed large amounts of digital information to be transmitted using a single wavelength of light.

Economists, who had expected claims to drop to 350,000, said while the rise partly reflected difficulties adjusting the data during the Easter and spring breaks, there was no doubt the pace of job growth had eased.

This week the Vickers commission, a body of wise men set up by the British government, proposed new measures that will dent returns (see article).Everywhere and nowhereIt would be nice if today's lacklustre results reflected difficulties just in America, where HSBC is winding up the consumer-lending business it bought in 2003.

The delay in reporting the results reflected difficulties in reading more than 30,000 ultrasound images utilizing a novel ultrasound imaging technology.

Thus, the associations between rs720475 and expression of these three genes at least in part reflected difficulties in mapping reads that could come from multiple genes.

The relatively fewer withdrawn horses in the RS-positive group compared to the RS-negative group reflected difficulties in selling these horses and fewer mares were also selected for breeding.

Analysts said the figure partly reflected difficulty in adjusting the weekly claims data around Easter, which does not fall in the same week every year.

This poorer comprehension on later cycles reflected difficulty inhibiting previous targets, resulting in more perseverations of the preceding response.

Mr. Galvin's tough stand could partly reflect difficulties in talks with Credit Suisse.

The BJP is struggling to be rid of Mr Yeddyurappa, reflecting difficulties parties face in fighting graft.

These results reflect difficulties with motor planning that some of the sitting tasks require.