Sentence examples for slide reflected from inspiring English sources

The relatively swift recovery of the watch market demonstrated that the earlier slide reflected more a generalized loss of confidence during the financial crisis than a serious crisis of overvaluation, Mr. Bacs said, explaining that starting in autumn 2008, the global economic downturn dampened sellers' confidence, with consignors hesitating to part with their timepieces.

Yet that nominal expansion of its role has belied a steep depreciation of its currency, relative to the only benchmark that Japanese civil servants care about: the power to tell others what to do.Some of that slide reflects temporary factors.

It has spent an estimated $1 billion-2 billion to shore the rupee up since April, and on July 21st it raised interest rates by a full percentage point.To the extent that the rupee measures confidence in India's economy, its slide reflects exasperation rather than panic.

Family slides reflect "the psychology of what we deem appropriate and interesting to photograph," Mr. Phoenix said.

Already the rupee has slid reflecting the last of those worries.

The scores in our slides reflect how well 1,752 adults (all in households with at least one car) perceived each brand in those seven categories, when asked in a telephone survey last December.

Europe's slide also reflects a problem specific to its most important MBA market.

With no job-producing European recovery in sight, going there for an MBA seems not so much cleverly counter-cyclical as stubbornly contrarian.Europe's slide also reflects a problem specific to its most important MBA market.

"Next year, we think core inflation will slide further, reflecting the enormous degree of spare capacity in the economy and the absence of other inflation-boosting forces," says Ian Shepherdson, chief U.S. economist for High Frequency Economics.

Often on assignment for Vogue, Vanity Fair and The Telegraph magazine in London, he has not let many of the world's camera-worthies escape his avid lens, from the spying art historian Anthony Blunt (shown in 1963 examining a slide that is reflected on his eyeball) to the seductive Uma Thurman, draped on a sofa in a scene from "The Golden Bowl".

Light from a 250 W slide projector was reflected from the top into the tank by a mirror (44 × 20 cm).