Sentence examples for choices reflected the from inspiring English sources
In 1980, after Mr. Lougee was selected as president and Mr. Whittemore as chief executive, an article in Fortune magazine said the choices reflected the company's dual identity.
Blakesley, reader in Russian and European art at the University of Cambridge, said the Moscow choices reflected the nature of Russian interest in British cultural life.
The structure of positive choices reflected the formation of friendship networks, whereas negative choices tended to be given directly to individual "problem" children.
The choices reflected the world as it was in 1964, when women's place was still in the home and society was split between employers and employees, captains of industry and shop stewards, the professions and the rest.
Richard Nixon's choices reflected the relative moderation of the Republican Party of his era (Warren Burger, Lewis Powell, Harry Blackmun, and the harder-edged William Rehnquist), while George W. Bush's selections showcased the modern, more conservative G.O.P. (John G. Roberts, Jr., Samuel A. Alito, Jr).
The sales outlets that have changed the way people buy their music also make a strong showing in the top 100, with iTunes UK at five and Jeff Bezos, president and CEO of Amazon.com, at 10. Paul Scaife, managing director of industry newsletter Record of the Day and a judge on the expert panel, said the choices reflected the fragmentation of the music business.
Are these choices reflecting the real lives of the characters?
Name choices, like clothing choices, reflect the desire to be different, but not too different.
"Children's Choices" reflects the opinions of students from rural, urban and suburban primary schools.
Hence the possibility of another grand coalition.Lucky for someThe muddy political choices reflect the murky mood of the electorate.
The aim is to provide tailor-made advice on making the right choices reflecting the individual's aspirations with the benefit of sharing ideas and experiences.
