Sentence examples for increasingly reflecting from inspiring English sources

C1 More Accents in Top Jobs The corner offices of corporate America are increasingly reflecting the global reach of companies.

If the court has stayed in the public's good graces by increasingly reflecting its will, then the justices have learned to make themselves accountable.

Cockney rhyming slang has also been affected by changing demographics, with language experts saying speech in the East End is increasingly reflecting West Indian and South Asian influences.

The Bronx Zoo, which has 265 acres holding 17,000 animals of more than 600 species, is clearly a subset of that larger enterprise and has been increasingly reflecting its concerns.

The theatre was increasingly reflecting that other modern medium (and rival), the cinema, and Private Lives was a lifestyle in itself, a series of intimate close-ups among immaculate set-dressing.

Issued during a period when rock music was increasingly reflecting spiritual themes, All This Must Pass was a major commercial success, outselling releases that year by Harrison's former bandmates, and topping albums charts throughout the world.

"They increasingly reflect malaise against the system".

But because of the mobilization of businesses, the state proposals this year have increasingly reflected their concerns.

Far from reining them in, the Republican leadership increasingly reflects their excesses.

The company's actions increasingly reflect the shifting focus on the digital world.

As the Phillies' general manager, Amaro has built teams that increasingly reflect that belief.