Sentence examples for reflects both a from inspiring English sources

Field's long, slow drawl reflects both a lifetime spent in New York and her fondness for cigarettes.

"All Souls' Rising" reflects both a sustained imaginative resourcefulness; it is startling to learn, for example, that Bell had never visited Haiti until after he completed the book.

Smith's cyber-unit has seven men and two women, which is better than The A-Team but still reflects both a male-dominated police service and technology sector.

That view reflects both a High Tory pessimism and high rationality which he often embraces, a tad dismissive of economic considerations – and emotion too.

This reflects both a realistic sense of the limits on presidential time and attention, and brutal assessments of domestic American politics.

Louis Crandall, the chief economist at Wrightson ICAP, said this change in the fed funds futures contracts reflects both a revised expectation about the actual Fed action and a diminished risk in that bet.

That stalling reflects both an unexpectedly tepid economic recovery and serious worries about whether there will be much to celebrate in the future.

"The rising prevalence of insulin-use probably reflects both an increase in incidence and longer survival of those who already have type 2 diabetes.

The document reflects both an evolution in drug policy in many parts of the world over the last two decades, but is also a testament to the continued influence of conservative countries that still favor interdiction.

At the cellular level this leptin-resistance reflects both an increase in SOCS3 [suppressor of cytokine signaling] expression, and a reduction in leptin-induced phosphorylation of STAT3 [signal transducer and activator of transcription 3] (Tups, 2009).

That we've reached the point of entertaining the idea--of turning Detroit into a semi-rural city--reflects both a crisis of failed urban policies, and an opportunity to rebuild from the ashes.