Sentence examples for terms reflecting from inspiring English sources

Counterfeiting in Britain is relatively low in historical terms, reflecting a growing number of security features.

Critics called his "spiritual realities" a contradiction in terms, reflecting a fundamental incompatibility between science and religion.

Some residents, though, spoke in blunter terms, reflecting the popular support Hezbollah enjoys -- often more as guardian than militia.

Other terms reflecting our current political situation have been regularly hurled at targets, including "Osama", "al-Qaida" and "Taliban".

Three measures were used: positive words, negative words and the categorical dynamic index, which reflects the prevalence of terms reflecting categorical versus dynamic thinking44.

Not as finished in style, but bolder in the interpretation of history in terms "reflecting the changed values of the age," was the pioneering Geoffrey Trease.

Surviving terms reflect that period.

That said, Cafta's terms reflect the asymmetry in negotiating power between us and them.

Most frequently such terms reflect an intent not to be bound.

The correcting terms reflect a detailed description of the microstructure and depend on mutual dislocation positions.

The increasing use of such terms reflects growing concern about environmental threats, but it also has a positive dimension.