Sentence examples for system reflected a from inspiring English sources

Court administrators said the current strain on the system reflected a long-running problem.

In Sweden the temperance movement reached its peak in the 1920s, and culminated in a public vote for alcohol prohibition, but total prohibition was never realized because the Bratt system reflected a compromise between those who wanted to total prohibition and those who did not [22].

People may eventually conclude that today's scandals, rather than showing fundamental problems with the system, reflected an era, when the rewards to corporate executives were huge if the stock did well and the temptations to cheat were correspondingly great.

Since rapid proliferation of cancer cells is a key feature of basal-like breast cancers, our system reflected an important aspect in "in vivo" conditions of basal-like breast cancer cells.

A cationic lipid-based nanoparticle system reflects a novel systemic delivery agent for miRNA.

As was already outlined in the previous section, the target located close to the sensor antennas is able to produce strong reflections, whereas another target located far from the antenna system reflects a weaker echo.

Some of President Dmitri Medvedev's recent comments about NATO's missile defense system reflect a misunderstanding of the system.

Our present system reflects a flawed value system of society that does not recognize the value of the time, judgment and advice of a fully trained primary-care physician.

But a separate background paper, prepared for the synod by the C of E's Mission and Public Affairs Council, says the current system "reflects a careful balance in the relationship between individuals, relatives and the state".

But some analysts suggest that the political system reflects a public divided over what "getting things done" even means, a political stall captured in the blue and the red of the networks' maps on election night.

Upon examination, each symbol system reflects a specific cultural logic, and every symbol functions to communicate information between members of the culture in much the same way as, but in a more subtle manner than, conventional language.