Sentence examples for would reflect that from inspiring English sources

"Certainly what we're seeing now would reflect that".

I can see why people's values and interests would reflect that".

Premiums would reflect that and [St George's] pays £5m in maternity contributions to the NHS litigation authority to deliver 5,400 babies every year.

"If 50percentt of America identifies itself as Christian, you'd think the dominant media of the day would reflect that," he said, but soon reprimanded himself.

If we do a deal, it would reflect that, meaning he very much wants to stay a Yankee, even being willing to make certain sacrifices to do so".

It is very difficult to get people to shine a light on the positive things that go on in prisons, and this award would reflect that".

"It used to be that if somebody asked about your personal life, you'd reflect that back and interpret why they're asking and what it means," she said.

Probate records, Mr. Bellesile's principal evidence, "would not reflect that," he said.

The subsidies would also reflect that "immunization protects not just the individual, but also others in society, from contagious diseases," the report said.

Aside from the "casual" versus "hardcore" debate, which is more about mechanics, there was a general stigma that mobile gaming was a sidecar bet to the main functions of these devices, and that their depth would always reflect that.

Mondale himself would later reflect that "I knew that I was in for it with Reagan" and that he had no regrets about choosing Ferraro.