Sentence examples for half reflect from inspiring English sources

Of the Top 10 bills that Republicans plan to introduce, half reflect Dr. Frist's medical background, particularly a measure to combat the spread of AIDS, which has also been championed by President Bush, and one that bans a form of late-term abortion.

Half of the items reflect autonomous motivation (e.g. "Because I feel that I want to take responsibility for my own health") and half reflect controlled motivation (e.g. "Because I would feel guilty or ashamed of myself if I did not try to control my weight").

West's jumper to end the first half reflected St. Joseph's explosiveness.

The other half reflects the tastes of the relatively affluent doctor's family who lived there.

Cash flow plunged by £700m to £1bn in the first half, reflecting the 41% crash in operating profits.

The other half reflects unease about the fact that the economy is both slowing and grotesquely unbalanced.

That the funding nations felt able to split the telescope in half reflects how closely matched the two bids were.

"You are going into the game knowing the importance of the three points and probably our first half reflected that," he said.

Their self-belief has come to feel non-existent and the manner in which they were picked off by City in the first half reflected the sense of drift.

Some boos greeted the introduction of the 27-year-old Samoan midway through the first half, reflecting the view of many supporters that there had been no need for the Australian coach Tony Smith to make such a controversial selection in one of Britain's stronger positions.

NEW YORK TIMES Greece's Top Lender Takes Hit | The National Bank of Greece, the beleaguered country's biggest commercial lender, has posted a net loss of 1.31 billion euros for the first half, reflecting the 21 percent cut to its sovereign bond portfolio laid out in the terms of Greece's recent bailout by European creditors, The Financial Times reports.