Sentence examples for this outcome reflected from inspiring English sources

This outcome reflected the realities of population decline in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.Evolutionary principles though dictated what came next: the frequency of people with more kids (HH) increased so that eventually the fertility rate went up.

There were many grounds to believe that this outcome reflected the electorate's preference, even if the means by which it was arrived at smacked of the rough and ready.Despite early chaos at some polling stations, the vote itself went fairly well.

This outcome reflected the response to the question 'A woman who wishes to become pregnant should consult a GP or midwife before she tries to become pregnant', with four non-ordered response levels (no, that is not necessary; only in case of problems; yes, she certainly should; and don't know/ not relevant).

This outcome reflected the affirmative response to the question 'A woman who wishes to become pregnant should take FA supplementation before she tries to become pregnant', with three non-ordered response levels (no, that is not necessary; yes, she certainly should; and don't know/ not relevant).

This outcome reflects lower future tax rates and the boost from lower interest rates to investment and net exports.The economics of the growth impacts of austerity is a subject to which this newspaper has paid considerable attention over the past few years.

"While we do not believe that this outcome reflects all of the transformative changes we have made to the firm, there is an acknowledgment in Moody's decision today that real progress has been made at Morgan Stanley, in what is an extremely difficult environment for our industry," he wrote.

This outcome reflects upon the rehabilitated sites achieving an increasingly stable and self-sustaining ecological status.

There is little justification for this time frame, nor is it clear whether this outcome reflects emergency department (ED) decision making.

This outcome reflects the limited extent of political integration in Europe, which limits the mechanisms available for holding the Commission accountable for its actions and therefore creates resistance to giving it strong enforcement power over public spending and taxation.

This outcome reflects a key tenet of learning derived from action research.

This outcome reflects the overall aim of the intervention and is consistent with the fact that walking activity is the preferred choice of activity within the population.