Sentence examples for made to reflect from inspiring English sources

Ought not some changes have been made to reflect the current ethnic makeup of the country?

Are accommodations being made to reflect the fact that many of the homeless are elderly?

By adjusting the value of this parameter, a numerical simulation can be made to reflect the actual situation well.

There is often a moral economy of taxation, which means that rates can be made to reflect an individual's circumstances.

The company said the modifications were made to reflect increased estimates of its value by Bear , Stearns & Company

Charged particles contained between these points can be made to reflect back and forth, an effect called magnetic mirroring.

This was not originally included in the module timetable but as a direct result of consulting with the young people changes were made to reflect their views.

The amendment was made to reflect the probable intent of Congress, in the absence of quotation marks around the word "and" in the directory language.

Another is the giant Ostrich egg, made to reflect the size of the genuine article and weighing more than 1kg (2.2lb).

Of course adjustments are made to reflect luck and accident, especially luck that you have made yourself by your own diligence or lack of it.

They should be made to reflect on what society would be like if we all did as we pleased and the courts no longer had any authority.