Sentence examples for strength reflected from inspiring English sources

But much of that strength reflected higher gas prices.

Rather, he said the dollar's strength reflected investors' hopes for an economic comeback in the United States.

However, all the strength reflected a big surge in orders for aircraft after big declines in November and December.

Whether it was a one-time exception or the first sign of a new pattern, Richard Portes of the Center for Economic Policy Research in London sees a fundamental strength reflected in the European strategy.

The strength reflected continued robust spending by consumers, who account for two-thirds of total economic activity, and gains in manufacturing as overseas markets began to revive from Asian and Latin American economic crises.

Only this week, for example, Paul O'Neill, the American treasury secretary, declared in London that the dollar's strength reflected the greater potential for productivity growth in America.Of course, as British policymakers who struggled with the problem of the sterling balances in the 1970s could testify, an international currency is a mixed blessing.

The dollar's strength reflects the knee-jerk reaction of investors rushing into US treasuries as a safe haven.

Mr. Karzai's strength reflects the enormous influence of the country that is backing him -- the United States.

The ALVA's director, Bernard Donoghue, said: "ALVA is celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2015 and I am delighted that our figures are going from strength to strength, reflecting the significant role they play in the economy".

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Note that the signal strength and the signal strength reflect the hidden problem degree and exposed problem degree individually.