Example sentences of "this reflects the [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | This reflects the actual opportunity cost of the resources to society as a whole . |
| 2 | It argues that this reflects the inherent character of the relationship between the public enterprise and the political controllers . |
| 3 | This reflects the comparative rarity of smoking among very elderly women ( see Chapter 6 ) . |
| 4 | This reflects the simple truth that whichever kind of organization is being considered , information is required about revenues , expenses , assets , liabilities and cash flows . |
| 5 | This reflects the following processes . |
| 6 | In places the text is a little unsatisfactory but this reflects the early stage of development rather than the author 's own expertise . |
| 7 | In part this reflects the political and constitutional environment in which our government operates . |
| 8 | This reflects the collaborative nature of work in these areas , and like the situation described earlier with regard to the group projects in Redbrook Secondary , this nearly always happens in response to some form of shared performance , as in the following description of the process in the music department at the Pope John Paul Comprehensive : |
| 9 | If the standard of service observed on this occasion is general , it may be that this reflects the low priority given to library expenditure in this university . |
| 10 | This reflects the overall size of these departments , and the fact that all of them appear to have the resources to cover all of the earth science sub-disciplines in depth . |
| 11 | This reflects the overall size of these departments , and the fact that all of them appear to have the resources to cover all of the earth science sub-disciplines in depth . |
| 12 | This reflects the multiple pathology which is often a feature of older people presenting with specific medical conditions . |
| 13 | In part this reflects the genuine difficulty in measuring marginal benefits . |
| 14 | This reflects the probable initial demand for each release . |
| 15 | The failure of the functionalist theory of stratification is ultimately its failure to locate normative and cultural dimensions of stratification within a framework of material inequality ; indeed , this reflects the complacent neglect of relations of domination and subordination characteristic of functionalist theory generally . |
| 16 | This reflects the general evolution of the new churches whose emphasis has shifted away from being a community , enjoying being a family and enjoying God . |
| 17 | Much of this reflects the entrenched acute-service bias of the National Health Service , and major change would have far-reaching implications . |
| 18 | This reflects the substantial privatisation programme of the mid-1980s . |
| 19 | An aloof or reserved dog should not be penalized , as this reflects the accepted character of the breed . |
| 20 | This reflects the Conservative government 's concern that people should not be drawn into what is called the ‘ dependency culture ’ . |
| 21 | To a large extent this reflects the occupational distribution of the agency worker labour force and the particular characteristics of the clerical/secretarial labour market in that part of the country [ see in more detail , Chapter 5 ] . |
| 22 | This reflects the high levels of nitrate in modern tapwater and the pondowners ' occasional need to perform large scale water changes with untreated water . |
| 23 | It is worth noting that in the presence of gastric metaplasia H pylori was almost as reliably isolated from the duodenum as from the gastric mucosa and this reflects the natural history of this infection , being dependent on the presence of gastric type epithelium . |
| 24 | The average stay in hospital fell from 7.2 days in group A to 4.9 days in group B. This reflects the declining length of stay for all patients in this hospital , from an average of 7.8 days during 1974–7 to 4.1 during 1988–91 . |
| 25 | This reflects the so-called doctrine of double effect which was incorporated into English law in one of the few cases that have been decided in this area , R v. |
| 26 | This reflects the large areas involved , the difficulties and costs of sampling rocks and sedimentary deposits at depth , and the present lack of a requirement for more large-scale studies of small areas . |
| 27 | This reflects the difficult savings market in 1989 . |