Sentence examples for reflected the difficulties from inspiring English sources

The imbalance reflected the difficulties of reconciling the two cultures in oneself.

The use of such a financial instrument reflected the difficulties that individual European governments — and Germany's in particular — had in committing huge sums to a central authority.

Beijing's handling of the matter, moreover, in a way reflected the difficulties the Communist leadership had in presenting a unified face to the public even while a constant, intense power struggle was being waged in the shadows.

One episode reflected the difficulties; there had been a spate of bomb attacks close to the town of Hawija, just south of Kirkuk, which had been blamed on al-Qaida.

The arguments provoked by the study reflected the difficulties of discussing options for stemming illegal immigration, when researchers cannot agree on how many illegal immigrants there are and how they are affected by immigration enforcement.

Mr. Cassidy also said the relatively slow response time in Queens reflected the difficulties firefighters face with a growing population, increased traffic congestion and residents who speak many languages, which complicate emergency communications.

No injuries were reported, but the incident reflected the difficulty of carrying out the plan.

The questions reflected the difficulty of the choices the Fed now faces.

Davis's game Tuesday night reflected the difficulty he may face these coming weeks.

The latter probably reflected the difficulty of the operation.

The developments reflect the difficulties facing the economy in Asia.