The contemporary cultural appropriation debate reflects a justified sensitivity about this historical legacy of extraction, evidence of which can be found in various museums outside of Africa.
Medication was less often prescribed to pregnant than to non-pregnant women, which reflects the justified reluctance to prescribe medication during pregnancy because of the potential teratogenic effects of medication use during pregnancy.
Kiev's fight for independence may or may not reflect a justified fear of Russian revanchism.
Thus, recognition of Brazil 's new role is clearly justified, and reflects Brazil's real geographical dimension, wealth, economic growth, and its agrarian, mineral, and entrepreneurial strength.
This is often justified as faulty reporting generally reflects faulty methods.
The average score at hospitalization time (57) is low as compared to other studies [ 30, 31], what reflects important disabilities and substantial pain that justified hospitalization.
But while the level of the tariff will rise in October, these customers can be confident that this increase is justified and that their energy bill reflects the real cost of supplying gas and electricity.
Against the background of an ongoing controversy, it is easily understood that the current heterogeneous situation in governmental responses reflects political motivations in the respective countries rather than a scientifically justified systematic risk management.
This account, based on a more comprehensive theory of how we can have knowledge or justified belief about possibility and necessity known as "two-dimensional semantics", reflects an increasingly popular way of thinking about these matters, but remains controversial.
And while much of Britain's anti-political mood is a justified response to a scandal for which MPs must do penance, some reflects a basic nihilism they can do little about.
