Sentence examples for be reflected in a from inspiring English sources

He thought a new reality could be reflected in a new Bourne film.

This emphasis on fielding may be reflected in a couple of the selections.

Its problem is double-digit growth, which would normally be reflected in a rising exchange rate.

Their current mood is likely to be reflected in a presidential election in May.

Their joy at Scotland's result seemed to be reflected in a vibrant start, but Ireland soon sagged.

He expected the trend to be reflected in a lower rate of growth in health spending in 2004.

That will be reflected in a $110 million write-down in the current quarter, representing the company's full exposure to WorldCom.

Mr. Monter said that a nautical theme would be reflected in a gatehouse flanked by three ponds and designed to emulate a lighthouse -- with a working light.

"We urge President Mubarak to embark on a process of transformation which should be reflected in a broad-based government and in free and fair elections".

That, they said, showed there was a "progressive" majority among voters that should be reflected in a Labour-Liberal Democrat government.

But perhaps the lack of camera will be reflected in a low price.