The CBO report reflects, as well as documents, the underlying economic realities.
The notion that history is viewed through a prism that reflects as much about the prejudices of its writers as its subject is ingrained in the modern sensibility.
Forty percent of the mobile phones sold last year were made by Nokia, and the company's $8.4 billion profit in 2007 reflects as much.
I feel like a walking Rorschach test; what people see in me reflects as much about them as it does about me.
The disparity in support reflects as well that differing way Mr. Cuomo and Mr. McCall are viewed in New York Democratic circles.
More than anything, it seems clear that the President saw in Sotomayor a kindred spirit — a high achiever from a humble background who reflects, as best as can be determined, his own brand of progressivism.
There have been many great movies made in the past few years, but none that I've seen reflects as comprehensive an act of creation as does "A Ghost Story," from the director and screenwriter David Lowery.
There is no love lost between the two.That such an important issue should end up in court reflects as badly on the politicians and their profession as it does on their policies.
Remarkably, the leading hemisphere is extremely dark, reflecting only a few percent of the sunlight falling on it, whereas the trailing hemisphere reflects as much as 60 percent of incident light.
Mike Spies's article about Marion Hammer's role in putting guns of any type in the hands of just about anyone for any purpose whatsoever reflects as much on the failures of our legislative process as it does on our callous disrespect for life ("The Arms Dealer," March 5th).
This is an important aspect of spatiality in terms of its social significance for it reflects, as well as shapes, the way in which social relations are structured.
