Sentence examples for changing to reflect from inspiring English sources

As players' bodies change, Manager Joe Girardi said, baseball is changing to reflect a different set of skills.

Edgewater's retail mix is changing to reflect the borough's more cosmopolitan makeup.

In the Chinese system, the centre proposes; provinces and counties dispose.The system is changing to reflect environmental concerns.

The New York neighbourhood at the heart of the 45-year-old kids' show is changing to reflect new social realities.

"Radio is always changing to reflect the changing demographics and tastes of America," said Tom Taylor, editor in chief of Inside Radio, an M Street publication and database.

Two years after the introduction of a big campaign to encourage tourists from around the world to visit Australia, the ads are already changing to reflect changing times.

A politics of compromise is possible only if law can change to reflect the changing needs of society.

And the data is personalized, changing constantly to reflect the car's location.

A spokesman for de Blasio's office in New York said this week : "We fundamentally disagree with (separate doors), and we are in the process of changing it to reflect our values and priorities.

Now, with television language changing quickly to reflect the rude realities of life, this thoughtful, provocative drama examines how racial slurs function in society, how insidiously they creep into common use.

"The next big step was the visual language," Mr. Owens said, changing it "to reflect the in-depth nature of Ad Age, and not be pulpy or bite-sized".