May relies in this context once again on the work of Sartre to develop his account of group intentions and posits what he calls a "pre-reflective intention", i.e., "an intention which is not yet reflected upon by each of the members of the group" (May 1987 p. 64).
This vitality is not yet reflected in the repertory of major theatres.
They may be more highly qualified but that is not yet reflected in their average earnings.
The most recent changes are not yet reflected in the latest data on consumer spending.
Most still seem to be classed as performing.Nor are the woes of big family conglomerates yet reflected in the numbers.
His firm estimates that altogether, Spanish banks have at least $62 billion in losses not yet reflected in their books.
Of course, this is not (yet) reflected in the higher academic echelons, nor in the surgical specialties.
But the attitude adjustment isn't yet reflected in other indicators like consumer spending, home prices and the unemployment rate, which is hovering around 10 percent.
Wall Street executives are also preparing their staffs for smaller year-end bonuses, although the change is not yet reflected in the expenses.
The economy is growing strongly, even if the official data has not yet reflected that, and this gives a following wind.
The slowing economy and the downturn in many of these companies' stocks are not yet reflected in the levels of executive pay, she said.
