Sentence examples for issues that reflected from inspiring English sources

Last year many of the comic companies -- major and minor, separately and together -- produced special issues that reflected on Sept. 11.

Mr. Hoffman took over the magazine's business affairs and for the next few years worked with White to produce a series of landmark issues that reflected White's interest in photography as a tool for spiritual enlightenment.

The unions also secured agreements on several other issues that reflected worker anxieties in the new economy, which is characterized by big corporate mergers and an entrepreneurial ethic in which the shorthand "24/7" -- meaning 24 hours a day, seven days a week -- symbolizes the relentlessness of work in today's economy.

A major element of both men's defense was a claim that even when Mr. Menendez appeared to be helping Dr. Melgen, he did so in the context of broader policy issues that reflected his decades of work as a public servant.

(id 4) After a preventive consultation, many patients identified issues that reflected ambivalence, although these had not been raised either by the person or by the GP during the consultation.

Concerned individuals often coalesce around issues that reflect their own particular interests.

But the tensions sharpened more recently over doctrinal issues that reflect Francis' deep conservatism on the social issues that often divide Catholics.

"This case raises a lot of new issues that reflect the changing place of e-mail in the work place," Mr. Rotenberg said.

Over the past year, relations between the Kurds and the government in Baghdad have worsened, with officials clashing on issues that reflect the region's growing power and autonomy.

Mr. Deeds has compiled a moderate record on divisive social issues that reflects Virginia's status as a centrist swing state.

The Radcliffe Institute is an ideal venue for this exploration because of its commitment to developing new approaches to policy issues that reflect a broad spectrum of professional and academic expertise.