Sentence examples for a full reflection of the from inspiring English sources

Neil Mathers, from Save the Children, said that although the figures appeared to have dipped they were not a full reflection of the Scotland "we know and work in".

A seat map is never a full reflection of actually sold inventory, but it gives a good idea.

This method can improve the measuring accuracy due to its full reflection of the known oil and gas resources in a short time.

The waveguide bottom is made of steel, for which the boundary conditions are nearly perfect at the water-bottom interface (full reflection of the raypaths).

The lake is a little small to encapsulate the full reflection of Half Dome, and the mosquitos in this area are viscous, life-sucking monsters, but the view is insane in a good way.

Due to the tight deadlines, this first version should not be expected to be as comprehensive as desirable (e.g. in terms of full reflection of national reports) but it should pave the way for more elaborate, successive versions.

A separate issue is whether his oral briefings are full reflections of what the PDBs actually say.

But pews that would have overflowed with worshippers a few years ago were barely two-thirds full – a reflection of the fact that the Christian community has fallen from about 1.5 million before the US-led invasion to about half that.

Flights are generally full, a reflection of the city's large Dominican population.

"Planes are more full, a reflection of the fact that flying remains affordable," she said.

To begin with, the data is not a full representative reflection of what hospital physicians generally do.