Sentence examples for cases reflects from inspiring English sources

"Tadic was one of the most important cases," reflects Harmon.

Each of these cases reflects a particular outrage against poor compensation practices.

The difference between the two cases reflects in part a quirk in the law.

Too much assistance is top heavy, prescriptive and supply driven, and in some cases reflects donor political interests more than Afghan needs.

The flood of cases reflects not just the increased presence of women in the workplace but also the growing difficulty Americans of all social backgrounds seem to be having in balancing the demands of work and family.

The string of cases reflects a broad belief across two administrations and in both parties in Congress that leaks have gotten out of hand, endangering intelligence agents and exposing American spying methods.

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

Some political experts here said the cases reflected a general malaise seen in other countries.

The rhythms of New Yorkers are, in many cases, reflected in their MetroCards.

In more recent years... there has been a general recognition that such cases reflect a psychological and emotional pathology.

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