Sentence examples for extended to reflect from inspiring English sources

As predicted by MediaGuardian.co.uk, the slot has been extended to reflect the earlier start times of other breakfast shows, and will begin at 7am rather than the current 7.30am.

Attorney General Dominic Grieve had earlier told the court that the 83-year-old's sentence was unduly lenient and should be extended to reflect the culpability of Hall, the harm caused to his victims and to deter others.

The concept of virtual actuators is extended to reflect the nonlinear plant characteristics.

While drawn from extant subsidiary role typologies, these roles are extended to reflect different levels of resource development.

Further, simulation study has been extended to reflect the wide range of benefits exhibited by GME HEMT for its on-state and analog performance.

For this purpose, the atomic parameter space of the hydration free energy function is extended to reflect the effect of forming IHBs on the strength of solute-water interactions.

Onstage Ms. Harris and Mr. Crowell reminisced, harmonized, sketched their kind of country canon and extended it to reflect on the present; Ms. Harris is 65, and Mr. Crowell is 62, and they're proudly weathered.

Analysts said Poland's current confidence extended to security issues, reflecting in part the change of administration in Washington, as President Obama reaches out to Russia and discusses the possibility of abandoning a planned missile defense system to be hosted in part by the Czechs and Poles.

The data collection was extended to data that reflected quality of care and case-mix factors.

For exposure on the ventral side I used a long, U-shaped approach; the lower end of which extended to the tibial tuberosity to reflect the remaining ligament patellae and the joint capsule together with the flap.

The value, which starts at an estimated £13m and extends to £20m, reflects the possible time frame of the engagement.