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But it is also reflective of the problem with mental health treatment in jails and prisons.

"We're not complacent but I would say the problems in cricket are reflective of the problems in society as a whole," he said.

This affair and Zaffiro's continued silence toward it are reflective of the problems that occur when public health care responsibilities are contracted out to private companies.

Captain Haider Naim told me that only five cases involved sex trafficking or prostitution, but he conceded that the figure wasn't reflective of the size of the problem.

Shireen Mitchell, founder of Digital Sisters/Sistas, which promotes women of color in tech, said the Uber manager's comments were reflective of broader problems at the company and in the industry, which often places the burden of addressing diversity on women and people of color.

Brazils decision to float the real is reflective of the countrys deep economic problems.

Lack of such reflective transparency is the problem with "unstoppable global warming", and with some other scientific commentators on climate change.

Readers who follow public pensions closely will know that there is an ongoing debate about whether the reported levels of pension debt are even reflective of the true magnitude of the problem, given that they use an interest rate assumption based on the expected return on pension assets rather than a bond-market-derived rate as corporate pensions use.

Was his Game 3 outburst at Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra reflective of a problem deeper than his poor play?

The makeup of the AI field is reflective of "a larger problem across computer science, Stem fields, and even more broadly, society as a whole", said Danaë Metaxa, a PhD candidate and researcher at Stanford focused on issues of internet and democracy.

Walker said such questions from reporters are reflective of a broader problem in the nation's political-media culture, which he described as fixated on issues that are not relevant to most Americans.