Sentence examples for looking to reflect from inspiring English sources

"The market trend is moving away from C.R.T.'s to flat panels, and we are looking to reflect that shift," Gerald Cavanagh, a Sony spokesman, said.

In February 2016, Morgan had just finished making a pitch-perfect parody record of cult-famous folk rock band Sun Kil Moon and — after the EP gained some buzz on the music blogs — he was looking to reflect on the experience.

Dinning will look to reflect the changing way people are watching films, on-demand at home and on their iPads on the way to work, with a revamped back end of the magazine as sales of DVDs continue to fall away.

She said when they opened Alta in Greenwich three years ago, they wanted "a contemporary Scandinavian look to reflect the chef's Swedish background and Scandinavian menu".

Using the results of studies conducted by the authors and from elsewhere, qualified commentary is provided relating to what this form of energy assessment should be used for, and whether improvements can be made in the future as areas of policy look to reflect the recorded energy performance of dwellings through a range of policy vehicles.

A world in which I didn't "fit," but when I wore Lilly dresses, I individualized the look to reflect my funky style.

He also runs a fashion and art direction consultancy called Shvpe, and designed the zine's gritty, unpretentious look to reflect some of the same values that bubble through in his music.

UTC does not undertake any obligation to update the forward looking statements to reflect subsequent events or circumstances.

Elul, the current month, is a time of looking back to reflect on errors committed during the past year in preparation for Rosh HaShanah, the Jewish New Year known as The Day of Judgment.

So sudden loss causes us to look backward – but it also forces us to look forward, to reflect on the present and the future, on the manner in which we live our lives and nurture our relationships with those who are still with us.

"Sudden loss causes us to look backward," the president said, "but it also forces us to look forward; to reflect on the present and the future, on the manner in which we live our lives and nurture our relationships with those who are still with us".