Sentence examples for as reflects from inspiring English sources

The Guardian, FT and BBC all provided the positive "UK Gains £20bn from EU migrants" emphasis, as reflects their institutional bias: confident, cosmopolitan, outward-looking.

Yes, their competition in both categories is pretty thin, as reflects a year (2012) in which Londoners' eyes were focused more on the Olympics than big musicals.

However, the latter model is found to perform better, as reflects the statistical significance of parameter estimates.

The growth rate of indicator of share of population with higher education in the economically active population is put to the first in the norm as reflects the human capital's quality of the territory.

The measurement and evaluation of seaport operational efficiency and competitiveness is of important academic interest, as reflects the increasing amount of international literature in this field from various perspectives.

In the logical expression, in which two representation forms are equivalent, the DRS form represents the meaning as well as reflects the context change potential of the given discourse.

"He saw it all as reflecting on him".

So people don't see it as reflecting reality".

Audience research is hardly neutral; it is designed to mold audiences as well as reflect them.

As well as reflecting on mortality, Indignation is about a young man's coming-of-age.

The tabloids in particular incite bad temper and resentment as well as reflecting them.