Sentence examples for reflection of continued from inspiring English sources

Though there has not been a large rush of assets into the company's short mutual funds, the tendency of investors to trickle assets from the bullish Nova and OTC funds into the bearish Ursa and Arktos funds persists, a reflection of continued nervousness ahead of the Fed.

Leaders hoping to discourage future Japanese influence want to portray the war as a reflection of continuing Japanese imperialism.

Now, if Parliament gives the nod to Renzi, he will become Italy's third prime minister in three years to be appointed without a general election, a reflection of continuing political stalemate in a country stuck in recession.

The higher coverage rates amongst children who received their vaccines at the GSK supported health facility may be a reflection of continuing patronage and confidence amongst the mothers in the facility.

If we give voice to this in honest reflection, instead of continuing the cycle of shame, there is an opportunity for healing.

This intellectual capital is a reflection of the continued contribution of Africans to world civilization.

Active seismic disturbances expressed as earthquakes are a reflection of the continuing compression between several of the European microplates.

Two Wall Street investment firms reported quarterly earnings yesterday that exceeded expectations, a reflection of a continuing rebound in the securities industry.

Federal Hall was a building under heavy security, a reflection of the continuing concern about possible terrorist acts directed at anything associated with the World Trade Center.

Even though the most desirable neighborhoods in Brooklyn were never hit as hard by the recession as less established areas, the current frenzy in the brownstone market is more a reflection of the continuing demand for large spaces.

Under the terms of his contract, Entwistle was entitled to only six months' pay, but the trust said the additional payment had been agreed as a reflection of his continuing involvement with the various BBC inquiries under way.