Sentence examples for reflecting the difficulties from inspiring English sources

Ms. Davis's speech, perhaps reflecting the difficulties of a Democrat in a conservative state, focused as much on her personal story as on her political agenda.

Barclays said the total decline might exceed 600,000 barrels a day, reflecting the difficulties the oil companies had in gaining access to new regions to make up for the decline of mature fields.

In his art, the wit and the irony are ways of reflecting the difficulties of the world while hanging on to his sanity — instruments of reason in a world of madness.

But reflecting the difficulties of rebuilding broken societies after two American-led offensives in the region and the complexities of instilling democratic values there, General Abizaid added: "We will continue to respect and value the diverse and rich cultures of the many peoples of our proud region.

The Paris-Brussels spat continues and has moved beyond the cultural exception, of course, reflecting the difficulties of a Socialist government that finds itself caught in a triple-dip recession, with record unemployment and rising budget deficits, despite getting two years' grace from the same European Commission to meet budget deficit targets.

However, there is no noticeable response during some CPs, reflecting the difficulties in predicting the actual timing of the peak.

Sales have dropped by over 60 percent, reflecting the difficulty of moving from a free to a paid model.

CO was promoted in quantity reflecting the difficulty of its oxidation over these zeolite catalysts.

IM is a complex and time-consuming process, reflecting the difficulty of changing (health) behaviors.

This is a pattern observed for other antibacterial targets reflecting the difficulty of target-based high-throughput screening [7].

The natural infection was highly variable in different years, reflecting the difficulty of assessing resistance using this mode of challenge.