Sentence examples for decent reflection of the from inspiring English sources

Unlike with the encroachment of big box brick-and-mortar, this doesn't so far seem to be a story where the "local" online retailer has to die for the big one to thrive, so long as Shopify's earnings are a decent reflection of the health of the more modestly-sized end of the market.

Fraser, a University of Guelph professor and the author of the 2010 book Empires of Food, does cite HungerCount as a decent reflection of the rise of food insecurity in Canada, but also points to a 2012 report issued by Olivier De Schutter, the United Nations' special rapporteur to food.

Updated at 3.57pm BST 2.35pm BST 'The Nobel prize is really annoying' Writing on his blog, Preposterous Universe, theoretical physicist Sean Carroll gets something off his chest about an often-discussed problem with the Nobel prize – namely that the tradition of awarding it to a maximum of three people is just no decent reflection of modern science.

For a start, rising rates are a reflection of the return to decent growth.

The time to develop a decent policy of immigration--a fitting instrument for our foreign policy and a true reflection of the ideals we stand for, at home and abroad--is now".

No countries are located in the lower right triangle of the plot, which is a reflection of the fact that, despite their differences, the considered countries are developed and have a decent level of road safety.

This is a reflection of the story.

Fashion is a reflection of the world.

One was a reflection of the other.

"You think social media is a reflection of the person, when really it's a reflection of a reflection," he explained.

Mostly, the noise is a reflection of the lazy media.