Sentence examples for fairer reflection from inspiring English sources

The active waiting list numbers more than 7,600, and 10,000 may be a fairer reflection of need.

However, the Celtic substitute Ryan Christie then fired in from close range in added time to make it 4-2 and put a fairer reflection of the game on the scoreline.

Leeds ought to have been further than 4-0 atead at half-time but the scoreline took on a fairer reflection three minutes into the second half when McGuire's stabbed kick to the line bounced perfectly for Moon to touch down.

But the main draws will now be a fairer reflection of what this era really has to offer, although it is not at all clear — or even likely — that Henin will be able to offer herself the same results to which she has grown accustomed.

But the main draws will now be a fairer reflection of what this era really has to offer, although it is not at all clear — or even very likely — that Henin will produce the same results to which she had grown accustomed.

26-16 would have been a fairer reflection.

Does this reflect news media bias of some kind — or is it a fair reflection of the emphasis that the candidates tend to place on these issues themselves?

"The patient has not recovered, but he has at least got out of bed," reflected Stefano Boldrini in Gazzetta dello Sport and that seems a fair reflection.

That's a fair reflection of priorities.

"The gap is not [a fair reflection].

Three Grand Slam finals is a fair reflection of his gifts.