Sentence examples for trial reflects from inspiring English sources

The trial reflects the diplomatic maneuvering that made it possible.

But she is not getting a lot of sympathy at the moment, and I fear the result of her trial reflects all the unjustness of that prejudice against the discarded wife.

And perhaps the rejection of the legal option of a trial reflects a difference between the moral culture of 1945 and today, as he suggests.

This divide over the Liang trial reflects a much deeper political division within Asian American communities about whether to pursue an "Asian-first" strategy or a broader racial justice agenda.

Consequently, reaction time in a given trial reflects the processing time of whichever channel happened to be faster on that trial, causing the average reaction time to multiple redundant targets to be shorter than the average reaction time for any of the two channels alone.

The choice of primary outcome in the OPTIMIST-A trial reflects this.

The recent trial reflected the American military's evolving view of detention policy.

She has denied all charges against her and said her trial reflected a political vendetta waged by President Viktor Yanukovich.

Paul Alexander, an American journalist who reported on that trial, reflected: "Lawyers paid for by Warhol's own foundation happily arrived in court to denigrate Warhol's work – even claiming at one point that investing in Warhol could be 'risky' – to lower the value of the estate".

The data for the first trial reflect gait after walking for 2.4 m on the walkway, not the first step onto the walkway.

The levels of CP uptake found in the trial reflect well on the experience of CP practitioners, albeit much lower than reported from previous mail surveys.