Sentence examples for even reflected in a from inspiring English sources
Investing in good nutrition is even reflected in a country's GDP, which can increase as much as 11percentt annually.
His commitment to history is even reflected in the name of his production company-40 Acres and a Mule, a reference to a broken promise by the federal government to provide ex-slaves with land and a mule.
She devotes much attention to film ("The Searchers," "The Natural," "Cold Mountain" and many others), but even reflected in this modern medium, she realizes, the "Odyssey" owes a measure of its allure to its sheer, echoing antiquity.
The concept of a single street as Detroit's frontier borderline was made even more famous by the Eminem film 8 Mile, echoing the "Detroit vs. Everyone" feeling seen on a best-selling t-shirt -- and even reflected in sports-radio callers responding to poor officiating in the Lions-Cowboys playoff game three weeks ago.
This was followed by direct intervention in the Medieval period incorporating weir and mill-based systems – part of a deep engagement with rivers and floodplains which is even reflected in river and floodplain settlement place names.
Propionic acid is a key metabolic end product of this species and is even reflected in its nomenclature.
Perhaps they are even reflected in that little unexpected epithet, "unruly" – suggesting the sun himself had challenged the Roman inquisition.
Neuroticism is even reflected in inventories designed for clinical psychological use, such as the recently developed "Demoralization" scale on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory 2.
The change was even reflected in the form of the conference: Intel is used to showing developers new chips for personal computers and computer servers, which have fairly straightforward deployments in well-understood machines.
