Sentence examples for construction reflects from inspiring English sources
This principle of statutory construction reflects an ancient maximexpressio unius est exclusio alterius.
The house, completed in 2008 after four years of planning and construction, reflects a kind of "new Thai" style.
The rapid decline in nonresidential construction reflects the fact that commercial projects often cannot be stopped immediately, even if the market has soured.
The shift towards private construction reflects a general trend throughout Israel, though it is less pronounced in the settlements than elsewhere.
In its own way this cultural construction reflects an acknowledgement of the historical wrongs done against African Americans and the resentments which this treatment would give rise to.
His films' precise visual and dramatic construction reflects that self-imposed rigor, which is why his terse style has nothing easy-going about it: on the contrary, it is tense with the repression of an erotic energy which, if that severe formal structure were to be punctured, would explode on-screen with a Sadean terror.
Descartes's emphasis on construction reflected his classical orientation.
A primary school is also under construction, reflecting the increasing number of young families moving to Poundbury.
Although data on multifamily construction is volatile, housing analysts said the drop in apartment and condominium construction reflected the excess supply and tight markets for construction loans on larger projects.
In arguing to save the buildings, preservationists point to the human scale of the apartment complexes, whose pitched slate roofs, elegant brickwork and low-rise construction reflect a subtle understanding of the city's historical context without slavishly mimicking it.
The master plan for Sejong City was formulated in 2005 through a project initiated by the Korean government and is noteworthy in that it presents a new urban design paradigm of construction reflecting the Korean experience.
