Sentence examples for reflects deepening from inspiring English sources

Fed policy makers also expect the economy to shrink this year in a range of 0.5 to 1.3percentt, which mainly reflects deepening gloom about the severity of the downturn in the first half of this year.

More than anything else, economists say, the steep drop in prices reflects deepening worries about a global economic slowdown as Greece prepares for elections next weekend that could lead to its withdrawal from the euro currency union, with financial repercussions across Europe and beyond.

The South African move reflects deepening suspicions among developing nations that the management reforms represent a ceding of power by the 191-member General Assembly, where they have a voice, to the 15-member Security Council and the Secretariat, where authority resides in the great powers and the major donor nations.

But another piece of bad news topped off the fray, one that was much less familiar to close observers of the oil market: The world's premier energy monitor is preparing a sharp downward revision of its oil-supply forecast, a shift that reflects deepening pessimism over whether oil companies can keep abreast of booming demand.

But it also reflected deepening unease in Europe over the way personal data are used by companies and governments.

But the incident reflected deepening frustration at what are widely seen as Republican attempts to manipulate the election.

The remarks appear to reflect deepening US pessimism on Iran following the June presidential elections, which brought an entrenchment by hardliners in Tehran.

But the move also reflected deepening unease in Europe over the way personal data are increasingly used by companies and by governments.

Mr. Bush's focus on Iran, while not new, reflected deepening concerns in the administration and the Pentagon about suspected Iranian support for some extremists.

The Fed demurred, however, from taking stronger steps to aid the struggling economy, a decision that reflected deepening divisions on its policy-making committee, which generally tries to move only by unanimous consent.

(Somewhere in my basement, there are notes from a long night on a train across North Dakota. She was deaf and witty, and the notes reflect deepening inebriation and flirtation, and then the writing just stops).