Sentence examples for group reflects from inspiring English sources

The group reflects an unmistakable ethnic diversity, and one woman has unaccountably messy hair.

In multiple ways, the diversity of the group reflects the diversity of our institutions.

The group reflects the enduring legacy — and success — of Miller's vision.

The horse's large ownership group reflects the rise of partnerships across the industry, even among the sport's most powerful owners.

The new group reflects the anger in a section of the New South Wales organisation over the direction of the party, some of whom have been engaged in a bitter dispute over preselections and policy influence.

In addition, the embrace of the focus group reflects a desire by the networks to turn the camera for a few minutes from the legions of talking heads that dominate political discourse on television.

Within G3, the North American sub-group reflects historical germplasm exchange between the U.S.A. and Canada [ 18].

The lower prevalence of ARC (39.5%) and greater variability in CLCR and CI in the septic sub-group reflects the heterogeneity of this syndrome and the wider spectrum of age and underlying co-morbid disease.

The high drop-out rate especially in the C-group reflects the difficulties in recruiting busy clinicians to studies of this kind which included a time consuming MSF procedure.

The campaign, developed by the agency Ogilvy & Mather, part of the WPP Group, reflects a move by some luxury companies to connect with the everyday lives of wealthy consumers.

In the statement, Michael Redding, chief executive officer of Halifax Media, said: "The purchase of the Regional Media Group reflects Halifax Media's belief that a good newspaper is an essential part of any vibrant community.