Oil is now almost five times more expensive than it was at the beginning of 2002.It would be natural to assume that ever increasing price reflects ever greater scarcity.
Mr. Putin's comments reflect ever more urgent attempts to woo Ukraine into Russia's Common Economic Space, an economic bloc that Belarus and Kazakhstan have already joined and that Russia uses to consolidate its influence in the region.
The Mexican government claims that the violence mostly reflects ever more savage turf wars between drug gangs – a sign, it says, that the offensive against the cartels is having an effect.
Our daughter Mary Ellen got engaged in Paris a few weeks ago (yes, I said Paris. I know, right?!), and I've been doing much reflecting ever since.
Changes over time in the Global Fund's guidelines and proposal forms reflect ever more attention to the strengthening of health systems.
But the trend also reflects ever-keener competition for places in top-notch private institutions.
Fortunately, the body of international criminal law has progressed significantly at the end of the century in order to reflect ever-evolving international norms.
There are similar implications for circulating tumor cells in peripheral blood, investigation of which reflects ever-improving technical ability to detect these cells and allows quantitative estimation of tumor cell burden.
As the time of admixture occurs further back in the past, the peak in wavelet variance shifts toward successively lower wavelet scales, reflecting ever-smaller admixture blocks driven by cumulative recombination along the chromosome.
Now, also like him, my running is accompanied by constant worries about ageing, reflected in ever slower times.
