Sentence examples for reflecting the complex from inspiring English sources

Reflecting the complex entanglements of the negotiations, all three of Mr. Obama's representatives served in Mr. Clinton's administration.

Bellow's success in reflecting the complex agonies and ungovernable variety of human nature and history is also, occa sionally, his failure to move.

Reflecting the complex thermomechanical changes effected in the alloys during extrusion, the model incorporated heat flow and plastic deformation during extrusion.

The coefficient of variation of the inventories of the individual cores was 0.85, reflecting the complex pattern of 137Cs redistribution by soil erosion and deposition.

Final approval for the Privacy Shield deal, reflecting the complex bureaucracy that plagues the EU, will include review by a dizzying array of governmental and quasi-governmental privacy bodies, the Commission itself, and its member states.

The whole process has been ensnared in years of delay, reflecting the complex web of underground trains, light-rail trains and buses that form the public transit system here.

Submarine slope channels can form important hydrocarbon reservoirs, but reconstruction of their geometry is often problematic, reflecting the complex interplay of spatially and temporally varying erosional and aggradational processes.

In all, we observe a striking preference for maternal transcription in the midgestation mouse placenta and a dynamic imprinting landscape in extraembryonic tissues, reflecting the complex nature of epigenetic pathways in the placenta.

This study is motivated by the observation that in combustion of hydrogen oxygen/air and ethylene oxygen mixtures the global activation energy appears to be high at low enough temperatures and low at high enough temperatures, reflecting the complex nature of the underlying chemistry.

“The Policy Puzzle” reflects the complex nature of policymaking.

Jones said: "The timetable inevitable reflects the complex process that must be followed.