Sentence examples for return reflects from inspiring English sources

The tax return reflects the bleak economic times.

The outpouring over Ms. Krawcheck's return reflects deep anxiety among women in the financial industry that their career paths are narrowing even as business picks up again.

This lower return reflects the fact the fund is more cautious than a growth phase one because younger savers apparently reacted very badly to the idea of their pension savings falling in value.

It is impossible to know whether that's true, but the fact that both Putin and Medvedev would declare that they agreed "long ago" that Putin would return reflects a striking degree of hubris.

Ahead of the deal completing, Point72 president Doug Haynes last month said in a staff memo: "Our return reflects the firm's vitality and our continued pursuit of being the industry's premier asset management firm".

Make sure your return reflects the amounts shown on Forms W-2 (wages), 1098 (mortgage interest) and, if needed, 1099 (non-employee compensation such as interest and dividends).

They got a return, reflecting their subjective estimate of the risk that they faced.

I also agree with the trial judge that the election canvassing commission did not abuse its discretion in refusing to accept either an amended return reflecting the results of a partial manual recount or a late amended return filed by the Palm Beach board.

Even people with little or no tax liability can qualify for a minimum of $300 per individual or $600 per couple in the current program, so long as they file a tax return reflecting at least $3,000 in income.

Boris V. Gryzlov, United Russia's leader, said high turnout and early returns reflected increasing faith in the party.

The family's returns reflected Mr. Paterson's relatively modest means compared with those of his predecessor, Eliot Spitzer, the scion of a wealthy real estate family.