Sentence examples for reflected the outcome from inspiring English sources

One reason may be that markets already reflected the outcome; after all, it was not exactly unanticipated.

Still, Mr. Douglen said that the roaches have reflected the outcome of the real races about 80percentt of the time.

At the same time, the shake-up reflected the outcome of what analysts said was probably a carefully brokered deal, by a president and a military willing to make concessions to blunt their critics after the soldiers' deaths.

The inequities in Ghazni reflected the outcome in several mixed provinces, including Kunduz, Badghis and Herat, all areas where Pashtuns previously had more representatives in the last Parliament than they will have in the new one.

In television interviews today that reflected the outcome of a meeting of senior administration officials at the White House on Saturday, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said he would go to the Middle East only when there was "something that I can bring to the table that is useful in helping solve the problem," not to "just chat for the sake of chatting".

The report reflected the outcome of a debate held by the academy at the request of then science minister Valérie Pécresse in response to the outcry over Allègre's book, The Climate Fraud.

Participants considered that Indigenous interpretations of cancer as a 'death sentence' reflected the outcomes they have seen.

Further, the efficacy outcomes in terms of CAI reflected the outcomes we monitored as time to the cessation of major UC symptoms and UC remission.

The results reflected the outcomes of efforts to improve health for vulnerable populations, and to eliminate gaps of health care for the minority in Taiwan.

But it also reflects the outcome of a brutal power struggle within al-Shabaab that has brought the group's hardline global jihadist wing to the fore.

It will be for elected politicians here to make the changes to reflect the outcome of our negotiation and our exit.