Too often inarticulacy of character is misread as reflecting a lack of thought from the writer.
Our target price of 80p-85p is a minimum reflecting a lack of competitive tension.
This should not be seen as reflecting a lack of need.
Corruption, for example, is a sociological phenomenon reflecting a lack of respect for the law and institutions.
Since 2000, the prices of staples such as of meat, dairy, cereals and sugar have doubled, reflecting a lack of elasticity in the food market's supply chain.
The comments by ministers have often been contradictory and confusing, reflecting a lack of consensus in an inexperienced government, analysts say.
Guaranteed rent lease schemes are attractive to some landlords: But many of the schemes are very poorly marketed, reflecting a lack of understanding of how to reach private landlords.
Obama's move will inevitably be seen as reflecting a lack of confidence in the Afghan security forces, despite billions of dollars spent in training and arming them in the past decade.
Now, reflecting a lack of inventory at a time when prices -- especially in Brooklyn's historic brownstone districts -- have been rising, the three multiple listing services that loosely divide the borough plan to merge by the end of the year.
He expressed confidence that the mortgage program had sufficient tools to deliver relief, characterizing the slow pace as reflecting a lack of follow-through, and not structural defects requiring a revamping.
Reflecting a lack of geographic uniformity in the application of federal capital punishment, the Justice Department has found that a handful of the 93 United States attorneys account for about 40percentt of the cases sent to the Justice Department for review, according to officials.
