Sentence examples for killing reflected from inspiring English sources

Hajrudin Hromadzic, a sociologist at the University of Zagreb, said the Hodak killing reflected a deep socio-economic chasm found across the Balkans.

In a lengthy and metaphor-filled statement, Joel J. Seidemann, an assistant district attorney who has handled the case since the killing, reflected on the amount of time it had taken to reach this point.

The Tell Mama co-ordinator Fiyaz Mughal, from Faith Matters, said the service usually recorded three or four incidents on an average day, but the spike after Wednesday's killing reflected simmering resentment against Muslims and was unlikely to fizzle out.

Additional experiments in which selected clones were tested at a range of effector to target ratios confirmed that the variable levels of killing reflected the cytotoxic activity of the clones rather than variation in the numbers of effectors used in the assays (Fig. 3).

The widely shared conviction that homesickness could kill reflected the deep moral and emotional significance that these Americans attached to home.

Instead, we tally the number of women and children killed, reflecting and perpetuating outdated ideas about women's lives and women's bodies.

The Times reports: Fifty Afghans believed to be drug traffickers with ties to the Taliban have been placed on a Pentagon target list to be captured or killed, reflecting a major shift in American counternarcotics strategy in Afghanistan, according to a Congressional study to be released this week.

For Pablo Cala, the director of human rights organization Colectivo Orlando Fals Bordo — which has been working closely with investigators and victims' families across the country — the lack of clear facts around who was killed reflects a deeper mystery regarding the disappeared.

Aquatic stage mosquitoes contained in a pool that dries out are killed, reflecting the importance of pool persistence to larval development.

But what's wrong with wanting more?", Kills reflected.

Now, even conservative Republican candidates for president are blaming corporate greed for killing jobs, reflected in their attacks on Romney.