Sentence examples for reflecting the expectation from inspiring English sources

Many other stocks that are viewed as being sensitive to economic cycles have suffered during the period, reflecting the expectation, at least, that the economy will slow.

So, as a reminder, rates in Britain and the US: Every advanced country with monetary independence has seen very low borrowing costs, reflecting the expectation of low policy rates for many years to come.

Stocks had jumped after Summers withdrew his name for the post, reflecting the expectation that Yellen would be more likely than Summers to prolong the Fed's stimulus programs.

This is not wanted; reflecting the expectation of chemical noise, low detection probabilities are to be associated only with νj ≪ pj.

In accordance with this observation, there are a significantly large number of new genes within zebrafish expressed in the reproductive system reflecting the expectation that emergence of new, lineage-specific genes may accompany speciation or reproduction.

As expected, GSNAP aligned a larger percentage of reads containing the non-reference allele compared to BWA (48 % to 43 %), more closely reflecting the expectation that each allele should be present in equal numbers of reads.

So the prices of securities may have reflected the expectation of inflows of foreign money.

To some extent pension age tends to reflect the expectation of life in the particular country.

Mr. Knott said the price reflected the expectation that values would decline further as distress sales became commonplace.

The governor's announcement of mandatory statewide water reductions reflects the expectation that more shortages are still to come.

The broadcasters revised offer reflect the expectation they would face a legal challenge if the Greens and Ukip were included but not the SNP or Plaid.