Sentence examples for was largely a reflection of from inspiring English sources

But this was largely a reflection of population size.

This summer, after the S.& P. downgrade, Treasury yields fell, but many said that was largely a reflection of investors fleeing the euro zone.

Literature on the China mainland from 1949 through much of the 1970s was largely a reflection of political campaigns and ideological battles.

The M.J.Q.'s music was largely a reflection of Mr. Lewis's classical training, but it had its roots in the harmonically and rhythmically sophisticated style of jazz known as bebop.

Mr. Issing said that the euro's drop was largely a reflection of the "picture book" state of the United States economy, but that European growth was set to catch up with the United States this year and next.

The Yongle emperor was even more zealous: he personally campaigned into the Gobi (desert) five times, and his decision to transfer the national capital from Nanjing to Beijing, completed in 1421 after long preparations, was largely a reflection of his concern about the frontier.

Mr. Otis's first book, "Listen to the Lambs" (1968), was largely a reflection on the political and social significance of the 1965 Watts riots.

Alan Abramowitz of Emory University said the data reflected the assumption that presidential elections are "largely a reflection on the performance of the incumbent president and the state of the economy".

The Gillman is largely a reflection of its environment and the level of care it receives.

"It's largely a reflection of what happens at the local level.

Politicians are largely a reflection of widespread scientific illiteracy among constituents.