Sentence examples similar to reflection of reliance from inspiring English sources

If anything, the rule we learned in class is a reflection of our reliance on other people to make decisions.

Full-time social services employees overall have decreased by 7,047 since the mayor arrived, although in part this drop is a reflection of more reliance on private contractors for homeless shelters and other services.

This may be a reflection of the current reliance and importance of EUS for T and N staging, considered the current "gold standard" [110].

It has actually been suggested that the paucity of transcription factors and motifs in Plasmodia is a reflection of a greater reliance on combinatorial regulation via cis-regulatory modules in the genus than in other unicellular organisms such as yeast [20].

(That is likely to be a reflection of the UK's extensive reliance on lay magistrates).

The majority announces its novel rule without any analysis of potential countervailing arguments and without any reflection on the reliance interests our old rules have engendered.

New party Samopomich (self-reliance) is the reflection of the brewing Ukrainian civil society.

It's a direct reflection of our society's destructive over-reliance on incarceration as a response to problems that are social and economic at their core.

Otherwise individualized questions of reliance remain.

Our findings imply that the reliance of forensic toxicology on hair analyses as a reflection of pre-mortem metabolism and toxic exposure might, occasionally, be misguided.

In his view, dynamism trumps all, making the Mumbai slum of Dharavi an expression of "the ingenuity economy, the economy of improvisation and self-reliance" and London's high-tech Silicon Roundabout a reflection of "the same energy and innovation that could be felt amongst the canals and squares of seventeenth-century Amsterdam".