Sentence examples for have better reflected from inspiring English sources
It should have better reflected the attribution or qualifications in the story.
It felt the most recent assessment "could have better reflected the changing and worsening impact of her daughter's condition" and "provided renewed advice" to the DWP so it could look again at the decision.
An editors' note the next day said, "In fairness the total picture presentation should have better reflected The Times's reporting on the scope of the event, including the disparity in the turnouts".
Alex Nogales, the president and CEO of the National Hispanic Media Coalition, said a show like SNL with a wide national audience should have better reflected the country's shifting demographics.
The pregnancy rates per cycle would have better reflected fertility [ 16], but they were not available from all mares.
The use of GAS in this study enabled an individualized approach to measuring outcomes and may have better reflected clinically relevant change.
ANY arts institution reflects its leader, but it had better reflect local culture too, as the tenor Plácido Domingo, the general director of both the Washington National Opera and the Los Angeles Opera, is well aware.
Due to the somewhat recent proliferation of new technologies that allow cross-border interconnections in ways that were previously not possible, teens from around the world have better opportunities to reflect on the basic rights that many take for granted.
"He rocks the boat daily," says one industry veteran".Hands-on bosses tend to have done better," reflects John Thain, Mr O'Neal's successor at Merrill Lynch.
The New York Times: Schools are increasing the price of lunch because of a provision of the child nutrition act that requires districts to have prices better reflect real costs.
The results demonstrate that metallic glasses with a smaller difference between critical conditions for initiation and propagation of shear band should have better plastic deformability, which can be reflected by the plastic strain to macroscopic yielding read from stress strain curves.
