Sentence examples for reflects that possibility from inspiring English sources

In the characterization just given of the distinction between essential and accidental properties, the use of the word "must" reflects the fact that necessity is invoked, while the use of the word "could" reflects that possibility is invoked.

The prior on ω reflects that both of these possibilities are equally likely: ω∼ U -1, 1).

To reflect that possibility, any downgrades may be less severe, he said.

Mr. Seremet has said there is no evidence that the pilot flying to the Katyn ceremony was pressed, and an official with Russia's investigative committee said data from the black box did not reflect that possibility.

In Burkina Faso and Tanzania only district level staff mentioned working extra shifts in private facilities, which may reflect that such possibilities are limited for providers based in remote areas.

That reflects the possibility that Nabisco Group Holdings, as the former corporate parent of Reynolds, may have a residual liability for Reynolds debts if Reynolds is driven into bankruptcy by tobacco litigation.

Prior to the drying up of buyout financing, equities were trading at an elevated level that reflected the possibility that many stocks would become subjects of LBO-based bids at premiums to prevailing prices.

In it, she wrote that your answer to the miracle question "reflects the possibility that something very important is and has been missing from your life.

The range reflects the possibility that some of the losses may be tax deductible, Mr. Nye said.

The weighting reflects the possibility that RTS may become visible on Timelapse imagery in the actual year of their initiation or, more frequently, in the following year.

Wall Street's verdict, on May 5th, was to cut Yahoo!'s value to $34 billion.That the sell-off was not even worse primarily reflects the possibility that a deal may yet happen.