Sentence examples for reflected lack of from inspiring English sources

The central bank's handing of the crisis has not reflected lack of independence or professionalism, but the bank should also be faulted for recently "hurrying into some things," according to Alfonso García Mora, director general of Analistas Financieros Internacionales, a financial consultancy based in Madrid.

The decision, he said, reflected lack of support in Congress for restarting the reactor and DOE's view that the funds could be better spent elsewhere.

Pena and the father, Battalion Chief Troy Flath, said that the younger man's ranking reflected lack of experience and that he worked hard to improve.

Failure to screen Asian patients may have reflected lack of awareness by physicians of HBV risk factors [ 58, 59].

Variation in delivery of the fax referral among non-physician staff reflected lack of a consistent policy with clearly designated roles and formal accountability for tobacco referrals.

"Our decision does not reflect lack of confidence in the economy," Janet Yellen, chair of the Federal Reserve, said.

The first reflects lack of teaching and experience, the second a more subtle, deliberate failure to know what ought to be known.

Again, statistical correction could be applied, but the concern here is that failure of certain respondents to be available might reflect (lack of) interest-bias.

The large amount of speed differential in V85 between the two successive elements along a highway reflects lack of speed consistency in the highway section.

These poor decisions regarding system-building may reflect lack of capacity and insufficient time to implement changes appropriately.

Weakness in this reading has been reflecting lack of first-time buyers in the market, until now.