Sentence examples for born reflected from inspiring English sources

Nestled between the tracks of the el and the Chicago River 10 miles from downtown, Albany Park is a neighborhood of working poor, where 55percentt of the 50,000 residents are foreign born, reflected in the jumble of Arabic, Cambodian, Korean, Romanian, Spanish and Tagalog signs that dance down Lawrence Avenue.

The angry Tea Party has become a dominant player in the Republican party; the Occupy Wall Street movement has been born reflecting the anger and frustration among people on the left; Washington is hopelessly dysfunctional, with Congress unable (or unwilling) to "agree on lunch"; and meanwhile, the economy continues to stagger and the well-being of millions hangs in the balance.

In this case the absolute reduction in number of cases with treatment would be only 2 per 100 people [ 24]; the difference of 33 per 100 for refugees or immigrants compared to 2 per 100 for high-income country born reflects a difference in baseline rates alone.

A future in the international business trade was envisioned from the day Arthur was born, as reflected in how Schopenhauer's father carefully chose his son's first name on account of its identical spelling in German, French and English.

18 Variation in the rate of live births at less than 24 weeks gestation and the proportion of births registered as live born may reflect true underlying differences in the extremely preterm birth rate and fetal death rate between PCTs.

Prevalence estimates were weighted for study sampling to reflect the U.S. non-institutionalized population born before 1947, reflecting the underlying HRS cohort.

Impermanent, process-based sculpture, by artists such as Kishio Suga and the Korean-born Lee Ufan, reflected a society-wide instability.

In these wry, lively essays on the parallel worlds of fiction and life, Freed, a novelist born in South Africa, reflects on issues of identity, nationality and family, and acknowledges their place in her work.

It is a tension and perhaps hatred largely born of and reflecting the tension between Israel, the Palestinian Territories and neighboring Arab states in the Middle East over the continuing Israeli-Palestinian problem.The ambassador then adds:It too is a serious problem.

On the contrary, the accumulation and/or the aberrant distribution of fat mass reported in children and adults born SGA may reflect the long-term fetal programming of adipose tissue alterations, both in terms of quantity and functions [35], and may contribute to the increased risk of developing the metabolic syndrome later in life [36].

The increase in BMI by birth cohort in men was 0.056 kg/m (95% CI= 0.050-0.062) per birth year compared with the reference group (those born in 1954) reflecting increasing BMI for those born in later years, i.e., those in the younger birth cohorts (Table  1).