Sentence examples for reflected the difficulty from inspiring English sources

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.

But it also reflected the difficulty of adapting such values to the messy and contradictory business of reconstructing 50-year-old events.

But there's a different now, he said: "The 50's quiz shows were a fantasy entertainment that actually reflected the difficulty of achieving universal middle-class goals.

Mr. Hill, in a statement, offered a pessimistic view, saying that Fox's bid reflected the difficulty in predicting the economy in "seven months, let alone seven years".

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

The small sample size reflected the difficulties in accessing and recruiting potential participants.

His comments reflect the difficulty of obtaining information on Al Qaeda.

The wide variation in part reflects the difficulty scientists still have in predicting sea level rises.

"It reflects the difficulty that even major institutions like the Met are having in this environment".