Sentence examples for reflection of the depth from inspiring English sources

"It's more a reflection of the depth of our industry teams and the capital of our funds".

But such low yields are themselves a reflection of the depth of the crisis.It is hard to see how equities can turn significantly upwards for long without corporate bonds leading the way.

In a reflection of the depth of concern about currency outflows caused by rising interest rates in the United States — meaning investors can obtain similar returns in emerging markets at far lower risk — the BRICS nations announced an intention to create a collective fund of $100 billion to defend their weakening local currencies.

The positive correlation between Resnik scores of GO molecular function and GCI scores further validated our automated scoring model as an accurate reflection of the depth of gene annotation levels.

In this study, we explored the use of explicit competencies to promote medical students' reflection on the depth and scope of global health equity related expertise.

That even in a conversation between two defence ministers, PW Botha and Shimon Peres, such euphemisms were considered necessary is a reflection of the depths of the taboo in Israel surrounding its nuclear weapons programme.

In his essay "Farewell to the Monkey House," Charles Siebert writes: In the old city zoos — at the height of what might be called zookeeping's Colonial Era — the very harshness of the animals' anthropocentric framing was a direct reflection both of the depth of our awe over their fearsome otherness and of our complete ignorance of their rightful homes.

In the old city zoos — at the height of what might be called zookeeping's Colonial Era — the very harshness of the animals' anthropocentric framing was a direct reflection both of the depth of our awe over their fearsome otherness and of our complete ignorance of their rightful homes.

The contribution of macro-invertebrates to the diet is thought to be a reflection of the pond depth, lack of vegetation and alternative food sources.

A fearless experimentalist, a memorable innovator in form and a pungent character, he lacked the inner maturity, the breadth of reflection and the depth of discipline required for the highest level of architectural achievement.

Williams, who won 30 caps between 1973 and 1979, insists that the side is not a reflection of the strength in depth in Gatland's squad.