Sentence examples for reflecting the fact from inspiring English sources

That's quite a muted reaction -- reflecting the fact that nothing's really changed in the UK today.

"The discounters did better, reflecting the fact that people are trading down".

Fifty-two percent of those admitted are men, reflecting the fact that more men than women applied.

The multiplication by s reflecting the fact that in the time domain it's measuring the derivative of the angle.

This is a sensible jurisdictional division, reflecting the fact that states have traditionally entertained medical malpractice suits.

Such attenuation was again not apparent in the mid-morning transect, reflecting the fact that sound levels were lower.

The film, also shown last year at the festival, has a new ending, reflecting the fact that construction has begun.

But there was little certainty, reflecting the fact that nothing like yesterday's coordinated terrorist attacks had ever been seen.

Bad-loan provisions are high too, reflecting the fact that consumer credit is concentrated among people who are already stretched.

The first pillar is the money supply, reflecting the fact that inflation in the long run is a monetary phenomenon.

France has been slower to announce budget cuts, partly reflecting the fact that its budget deficit is less alarming.