Sentence examples for Reflects earlier from inspiring English sources

Today's list of top boys' names shows the influence of Latino immigrants -- Jose is No. 30, Luis No. 44, Carlos No. 55, Jesus No. 66 -- and the 1960's list reflects earlier Irish and Italian immigrants (and the influence of Catholic saints' names more generally).

Monday's recovery plan reflects earlier science that foresaw the extinction of polar bears in a warming world.

This is called the "reciprocity principle," which holds that a woman should like a man less if he doesn't like her much, and reflects earlier research.

Women's underrepresentation in high-paying jobs in engineering and information technology reflects earlier patterns in high school and contributes substantially to the gender wage gap, a University of Melbourne report has found.

P[R] is the prior probability distribution of R, which reflects earlier values of R, either from calculated values or initially from knowledge of the disease.

In this paradigm, semantic effects are not generally obtained, suggesting that masked priming reflects earlier processing stages, specifically, the activation of orthography and the visual form of the word [4], [5], [6].

"It reflects today's post-politically correct thinking.

The government study he cites reflects mid-1990's conditions.

The share of Belgium's vote reflects 1944.

That care reflects today's more cautious buyers.

1984 does not reflect politics – it's politics that reflects 1984.