Sentence examples for reflection of better from inspiring English sources

It is also a reflection of better quality property coming to market in this sector which is now targeting owner-occupiers rather than landlords".

As a result, many researchers have argued that greater height is a reflection of better health, and in turn a longer life.

Supporters of medical marijuana say the pattern — medical use most predominant in places of historically high recreational use — is simply a reflection of better knowledge about the drug and its properties.

The capture of Saddam Hussein is a reflection of better intelligence; he was found not by chance but after hard intelligence work buttressed by raids in which associates of his were found and persuaded to offer tips on his whereabouts.

"The story on the activity side is that the recovery is a reflection of better domestic demand, but export orders are contracting at their fastest pace since May," John Butler, of HSBC, said.

Investors may be fretting about the Irish or Spanish governments' ability to pay their debts, but elsewhere, especially in America, the rise in bond yields from extraordinarily low to merely very low is a reflection of better growth prospects rather than worsening government finances.

Further, the 'instrumental computer user' males who were less involved in computer games and more involved in emailing and phone use reported better mood, which again could be a reflection of a better social peer network.

But when Hollywood executives look at the winners' circle, what they are really seeing is a reflection of their better selves.

That the offensive Michelle Obama photo no longer shows up today is not because of specific filtering, Google said at the time the change was detected, but rather a reflection of a better algorithm.

This phenomenon may be a reflection of a better socio-economic status of those living in relatively affluent, formal (and cleaner) residential areas vis-à-vis informal settlements (which are relatively deprived of all kinds of social amenities).

The opinion of some Westchesterites, many of whom have never lived outside New York State, is that their educational system is superior, a reflection of the better-educated, liberal Northeastern attitude toward schools.