Sentence examples for adapting to reflect from inspiring English sources

Chris Keates, leader of the NASUWT teachers' union, said: "The teaching profession is constantly evolving and adapting to reflect changing circumstances and this summit is an opportunity to share the best practice that exists across the highest-performing education nations in the world.

We need to adapt to reflect the changing world kids are living in.

It is inevitable that retellings adapt to reflect the sensibilities of the time.

But the episodes were adapted to reflect the legal system in Britain.

The new-look magazine had been adapted to reflect the WI as a "more modern, progressive organisation", Maidment said.

Instead, market theory and risk management techniques should be adapted to reflect that not all information is public and that private information in particular is unevenly spread around.

This may seem overly burdensome to shareholders who have taken a beating by Wall Street, but an efficient market will quickly adapt to reflect the social risks that are now ignored and subsequently paid for by tax dollars.

Black residents began migrating in large numbers from the south to Oakland in the 1940s, but the police department did not adapt to reflect the city's diversity, and racial tensions escalated.

The Univision take was adapted to reflect that Gabriela was no longer the only Hispanic in the neighborhood, for instance, and Roman Catholic icons now decorate the homes on Calle Manzanares.

Mr. Maier said that the GetThere.com booking engine and corporate services, adapted to reflect a specific company's travel policies and usage, would ultimately become the industry standard for the complexities of corporate online booking.

Over the years, the agreement has been amended and adapted to reflect the geopolitical changes in Europe, after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of Communist rule across Eastern Europe, and the changing needs of aging Holocaust survivors.