Sentence examples for lines to reflect from inspiring English sources

After each census, states redraw their congressional-district lines to reflect changes in the population, with the goal of achieving numerical equality among districts.

Each opened on the night it was set, meaning that Mr. Nelson was adding lines to reflect news events, the weather and neighborhood observations until just before the performances.

Henry Moore Institute, to 19 Jun RC French-Polish artist Roman Opalka embarked on his masterpiece, 1965/1-∞, in the year of the title, using a fine brush to meticulously paint millions of numbers in consecutive lines to reflect the passage of time.

The commission was not permitted to consider an incumbent's address in redrawing lines to reflect the state's shifting population.

The bank has exacerbated it by recalibrating the international poverty line to reflect the pattern of total global consumption.

Routing table is updated on-line to reflect the dynamic change of the network status to avoid network congestion.

Mr. Radler, who oversaw The Post for Hollinger, began jettisoning employees and reoriented the paper's editorial line to reflect the views of Israel's right wing.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10 — A new report that adjusts the poverty line to reflect housing costs says New York, California and Washington, D.C., have the highest percentage of residents living in poverty, surpassing traditionally impoverished regions like the Deep South.

He wanted an editor he could control and bring it into line to reflect the general views of the Mail group". Mr Livingstone dismissed the idea that because the Standard had endorsed his re-election as mayor last year it was therefore not true that the paper had victimised him.

In order to mimic varying highway conditions, we pseudo-uniformly placed nodes on a straight line to reflect the simulated traffic density.

The students lifted up a smaller plywood board, hooked to a fishing line, to reflect what they thought the angle of the slope was.