Sentence examples for was fully reflected from inspiring English sources

Last week Creamer won the Women's Masters with an ease that was fully reflected in the eight-shot margin.

The fact that early bonds had no fixed maturity date ensured that any change in interest rate was fully reflected in the capital value of the bond.

More important, following a subsequent across-the-board list price increase, the average transaction price for the pilot product line went up by slightly more than the list prices; in other words, the increase was fully reflected in the top line.

Anne's analysis of Hamlet as a play overwhelmingly self-conscious of its own status as a play, set out in her introduction to the New Penguin Shakespeare edition in 1980, was fully reflected in John's RSC production in the same year.

The fundamentally religious nature of the empire was fully reflected in the coinage: throughout 10 centuries there was scarcely a single issue that did not look directly to the Christian faith, since apart from reverse types and legends, which were purely religious, the obverses showed the emperors as specifically Christian rulers by the use of adjuncts or appropriate inscriptions.

And that breadth was fully reflected in the president's speech.

3) The takeover speculation is fully reflected, in our view, in the share price.

So it takes a full year for the price increases to be fully reflected.

This is fully reflected in our financial statements which are audited independently.

That dire outlook has yet to be fully reflected in the economic statistics, however.

"The end of ultralow wage increases will be fully reflected only next year," Mr. Krämer said.