Sentence examples for cases reflect from inspiring English sources

Do these famous cases reflect a generalizable pattern?

The Fed's recent enforcement cases reflect this focus on individual wrongdoing.

"Could these cases reflect the activity of one or more serial killers in your area?" he asked.

Practically speaking, the empty cases reflect the shift from hard-copy storage to purely digital memory devices.

Both new cases reflect efforts by state governments to move ahead with health care policy in the absence of action by Congress.

Those and many other kinds of cases reflect the growing use of the American legal system to judge rights and wrongs all over the globe.

The opinions in the taxpayer standing cases reflect both the overlap and the emerging division between the conservative minimalists and the conservative visionaries.

Some health experts say these cases reflect strains in a society that expects children to care for their parents, instead of placing them in care facilities.

The cases reflect how the regulator has kept a more vigilant watch over the energy markets ever since the Enron fraud.

Norman Marcus, a former general counsel to the New York City Planning Commission, said that he was reluctant to identify any trend from these recent decisions but that "basically all of the cases reflect a diminished respect for government".

Since it takes 10 years on average for H.I.V. to progress to AIDS in the absence of treatment, newly reported AIDS cases reflect viral transmission about a decade ago.