Sentence examples for accurately mirrors from inspiring English sources

It estimates that between 2008 and 2013 average emissions in Europe fell by 31 grams per kilometre (g/km), but that over half the improvements came from sleight of hand rather than technological progress.The European Commission wants to introduce a new test by 2017 that more accurately mirrors real driving.

I think it's time consumers demand more content that accurately mirrors the population and the world in which we live.

And, not coincidentally, it very accurately mirrors the relationship we have with our bodies and our health.

While VetTV accurately mirrors some of the humor that permeates the services, military leadership long ago realized that much of this humor does not have a place in the fighting force.

14 15 Failure to ensure a fair representation of women in senior roles, which accurately mirrors their representation in the medical workforce, may contribute to cultural and ideological divides between those in leadership roles and clinicians.

Taken together, the ability to reliably eliminate clinical relapses along with pathological surrogates of inflammation using an established immune based tolerisation strategy accurately mirrors current clinical scenarios where second-generation DMTs are able to prevent further clinical and radiological measures of inflammation [ 32, 33].

Mr Wolfson concedes that 1848 to 1985 would more accurately mirror design history.

Does it accurately mirror current tastes; does it speak to children's reading habits, or just adults' view of them?

You accurately mirrored the humanity and true feelings of the military family: we are proud of our warriors yet so terribly frightened for them.

A player whose struggles more accurately mirror Lee's was Shareef Abdur-Rahim, a talented power forward for a number of teams that always managed to underperform.

The newest, most fanciful nighttime soap operas, like "The O.C". and "One Tree Hill," are, paradoxically, most realistic in the sense that they more accurately mirror the way teenagers view themselves.