Sentence examples for reflection of little from inspiring English sources

He's had a quiet series but that's really a reflection of little England have needed to turn to him.

The fact that this study was conducted prior to students' preparation for exams may have accounted for the lower performance in Year 2 and could be a reflection of little or no engagement with the learnt content.

Indeed, the high degree of conservancy found between the salivary transcripts of P. perniciosus from Spain and Italy may be a reflection of little evolutionary pressure from the host immune response on the analyzed salivary proteins in contrast with previous observations of maxadilan.

Or was this a reflection of how little interest there is in translating books from elsewhere into English?

"It's a reflection of every little vibe tweak you want to make, to make it feel like your home.

In some regards, there is a positive spin on this – it's a reflection of how little Americans have to worry about terrorism.

Yet Washington's assessments of how much progress Iran has made toward a weapon have varied greatly over the past two years, partly a reflection of how little is known about the inner workings of the country's nuclear programs.

The low salaries are a reflection of the little experience of students before enrolling at Crummer.

Rather, it is a reflection of how little has been written on the topic, and how much more work remains to be done.

The widows believe the desecrated crosses are telling - a reflection of how little the deaths of their beloved husbands have meant to those blamed for them - mine owner Lonmin, the police and the government.

There are no clear answers to this question yet, partly a reflection of how little we understand the normal functions of GFAP and other intermediate filaments.