Sentence examples for trends reflected in from inspiring English sources
"Investors continue to dismiss the positive trends reflected in steady gains in the economy, employment, real estate prices and the stock market," said Avi Nachmany, research director with Strategic Insight.
She further described the argument as circular: The fact that the stops reflected similar percentages as the crime suspect data, she noted, could show that the officers were influenced by awareness of the trends reflected in those data.
We can see these trends reflected in all of the statistics about inequality that have been discussed in the media and academia the past few years.
While SDI is a simple yet powerful framework for describing economic trends reflected in the labor market, it does not provide direct policy implications, such as which types of government interventions would be most effective in raising unskilled wages and thus in alleviating poverty.
And scholars have noted in recent years an upsurge in interest in all manner of spiritual topics, a trend reflected in popular entertainment, especially on television.
In recent years, parts of the corporation, including the "Today" program, have adopted a more aggressive approach to newsgathering, a trend reflected in Gilligan's hiring.
Many make a point of relying on locally produced vegetables, meats, cheeses and wines, a trend reflected in some Manhattan restaurants like Mr. Malouf's Beacon.
Jeffrey M. Stonecash, a professor of political science at the Maxwell School who has conducted polls for Republican candidates from upstate, has found that trend reflected in his polls.
"Buyers are more interested in increasing the life span of their vehicle, not replacing it, a trend reflected in eBay Motors parts sales," said Famous Rhodes, director of parts and accessories for eBay Motors.
For Mr. Paterson's supporters, one worrisome trend reflected in recent polls is the governor's lack of popularity among black voters, a sentiment expressed by several black New Yorkers interviewed on Monday.
Many people in Scotland and Wales began demanding greater control over their own affairs, a trend reflected in a rise in support for the Scottish National Party (SNP) and Plaid Cymru (Party of Wales).
