Sentence examples for reflecting a concern from inspiring English sources

Next week's budget is likely to see a mix of taxes which ministers will want to portray as reflecting a concern for both equity and the environment.

Reflecting a concern that other Confederate monuments might come under attack, the measure also requires that no Confederate or African-American history monuments on public property throughout the state be removed or altered, and no public area named for any historical figure be changed.

Reflecting a concern with heterogeneity among estimates, summary averages use random-effects models.

The vertical line in each graph is the fixed-effect mean, reflecting a concern that random-effects are partly due to publication bias [[16], p. 82].

Robust standard errors are obtained by clustering on seven country-level groups, reflecting a concern that there is correlation among errors due to similar data, similar alcohol-institutions (e.g., state monopolies in Nordic countries), and similar drinking cultures.

It is interesting to note that in the SADD/Liberty Mutual Insurance study, among parents who acknowledged their young drivers do not get enough sleep, more than half (51percentt) attribute it to their children's staying up late to read text messages and electronic notifications, also likely reflecting a concern about missing something important if they are asleep.

This partly reflects a concern over providing ammunition to the enemies of public service broadcasting.

But the Kremlin's reaction reflected a concern to keep communication open.

JANE L. LEVERE A CHARITY REMEMBERED When chief executives resign, their severance agreements usually reflect a concern for them and only them.

The environmental agency's internal documents reflected a concern that the industry's positions dominated the Energy Department's draft report.

Mr. Baig said it reflected a concern among some American Muslims that "this bombing is not going anywhere, and more and more civilian casualties are going on".