Sentence examples for better reflection of the reality from inspiring English sources
"This approach is a better reflection of the reality of child poverty in the UK today, and is the only way to achieve lasting change.
Although this may in part reflect an unwillingness of respondents to give a minimum or maximum score on a likert type scale [ 25] it may also be a better reflection of the reality of availability over time for items such as oxygen or soap for hand washing.
'Where the cultures of the globe come together' is to me a much better reflection of the Bronx's current reality".
The firehouse where she learned that Ben was dead, she says, is also where his Cub Scout den met: Which video is more real, or rather a better reflection of reality?
This is not to say that preference for treatment, as found in our study, is a better reflection of reality or that health economic studies should not use comparative study designs.
The 15-59 range is probably a better reflection of China's economic reality, where men can retire from formal jobs at 60 and women often retire five or ten years earlier.
DeWolfe says the SGN name is a better reflection of what the company is doing.
In fact, it is showed that the solutions provided by game theory are closer to practice in comparison with other common methods, due to better reflection of how involved parties behave in reality (Madani 2010).
In more recent years, it has repeatedly stressed its commitment to making the company a better reflection of its users.
