Sentence examples for better mirroring from inspiring English sources

EXTRA POINTS For the seventh straight year, the Jets (3-2) posted a preseason record of.500 or better, mirroring their regular-season records over that span.

Discussions about diversity were dominated by the usual platitudes about "better mirroring the make up of society" – an ideal the profession consistently fails to live up to, particularly on the issue of new recruits' socio-economic backgrounds.

Rather than a brief encounter on the street, our social profiles might do better mirroring the way we decorate our homes and show them off to people we invite in.

MR schemes need to consider actively constructing topographic heterogeneity; better mirroring natural sites in this way is likely to benefit the development of saltmarsh vegetation, and will also have implications for a range of ecosystem functions.

No state has better mirrored the national vote since 1992 than Iowa.

One of them, the X-ray telescope, bore many similarities to the equipment of the Einstein Observatory but had a larger geometric area and better mirror resolution.

OmniGuide emerged from Defense Department-financed research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Yoel Fink, an Israeli Ph.D. student who was seeking ways to design a better mirror.

An epoch is usually better mirrored in its vices than in its virtues; civic virtues are constant, whereas each corrupt period is corrupt in its own way.

"Puppets are a better mirror of our own selves," Mr. Hurlin -- who teaches puppetry, along with dance and performance art, at Sarah Lawrence College -- explained in an interview last month at a diner in Dumbo.

The plantation kitchen recipes in books like "What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old Southern Cooking," by Abby Fisher (1881), who was born a slave, were championed by these historians as a better mirror of the African-American kitchen.

To lack tradition, to be flashy and, best of all, to be rich are traits that fit the community as well as the Marlins.Indeed, no team better mirrors the make-up of the fans who sit in the stands or listen to the games in English, Spanish or Creole.