Sentence examples for reflects the problem from inspiring English sources

That reflects the problem in a nutshell.

Read generously, the statement reflects the problem of Spacey acknowledging the accusation without clarifying his sexuality in general.

Jonathan Franzen's July 29 letter, "Of Literature and the Depressed," reflects the problem with our culture's perception of clinical depression.

A linguistic difficulty reflects the problem: "Venture capital" translates badly as Risikokapital, which sounds risky rather than appealing.

I think he exaggerates (though a film such as "Meek's Cutoff" reflects the problem he diagnoses), but I do think that he's on to something.

But his rationale for paying them more — that good teachers lead to higher student incomes over a lifetime — reflects the problem afflicting education at every level.

In many ways, Sauípe reflects the problems faced by Brazil's tourism industry as a whole.

It reflects the problems of a semiperipheral country adjusting to changes in the world economy.

Both Mr Putin and Mr Ivanov have maintained that depravity in the army reflects the problems of society as a whole.

That partly reflects the problems emerging-market banks face in shifting excess funds into foreign-currency assets, or among subsidiaries in different countries.

This crisis reflects the problems in policy implementation in the coal mining industry over the last 10 years.