Sentence examples for has long mirrored from inspiring English sources

The unemployment rate has long mirrored banks' loss rates on card balances.

King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia has longed mirrored sentiments for positive engagement internationally and is now unfolding some of the Kingdom's most ambitious initiatives himself.

Militants on each side have long mirrored one another -- each denying that the other has any rational claim to the area.

On the inside, it turns out, the vertical planks have long mirrors set into them.

In its curious American incarnation, it has long been the mirror image of its enemy.

Buy from Amazon.com and Amazon.co.ukIn this section Toasting the world (or not) Brothers in arms The joy of stats Complex persecution Where fingers do the walking Diplomatic whirl Reprints Related topics ChinaA CHANGING China has long been a mirror in which visitors can see their expectations and their own character reflected.

The evolutionary origin and progression of the Zoanthidea marginal musculature has long been thought to mirror its embryonic development [ 19, 23, 25].

Mr Wallace, who took the top job at the Mirror in June 2004 after a stint as deputy editor of the Sunday Mirror, has long shunned interviews, determined to be as different as possible from his flamboyant predecessor, Piers Morgan, who was barely ever out of the media.

The greater part of Rembrandt's activity in front of the mirror has long been considered to be a highly personal quest for the "self".

Irish theatre has long been considered a mirror of the nation, and what has happened in response to the Abbey's centenary programme reflects a new feminist energy now powerfully present in public life.

Trump's pending trademark claims may also benefit from a tightening of China's trademark laws that has long been in the works, and mirrors a broader, steady improvement in the protection of intellectual property rights here.