Sentence examples similar to mirroring of efforts from inspiring English sources
Government debt has risen, but most of that rise is the sensible mirror-image of efforts by households to reduce theirs.
As often in the smoke-and-mirrors game of efforts to draw the Taliban into talks, it was difficult to know where the truth lay.
A reminder today that big companies often have trouble mirroring the efforts of companies disrupting their spaces: Payment industry giant VeriFone is killing its Square competitor Sail, which just launched in May, thanks to costs that didn't make the "razor-thin margins" it was seeing from its small merchant customers worthwhile.
Successful efforts at improving the health and well-being of adolescents should be mirrored in efforts to support young adults.
This failure mirrors the efforts of governments in tightly run Singapore and freewheeling Hong Kong to influence fertility.
Its focus on women mirrors the efforts of many nonprofit groups that are working to give women financial tools in the belief that it will benefit their communities.
The scramble by TV companies to preserve its ad model while giving consumers choice — what Comcast's chief executive called in interviews Thursday "anytime, anywhere media" — mirrors the efforts of newspapers, magazines and radio companies to wring more money from digital media.
The conscious effort to avoid shrines to enemies mirrors the efforts of ideological regimes to consciously create shrines.
Winning citizenship is also part of Mirror's efforts to prevent minorities from being exploited as laborers or trafficked in the sex industry.
Visitors from China made Southeast Asia the world's fastest growing tourism region, as Skift recent reported, and Grab's move mirrors the efforts of Alibaba and other Chinese consumer companies who want to follow the money into Southeast Asia.
The University's pool of medical school applicants has diversified in recent years, mirroring national efforts to encourage more underrepresented students to pursue medical careers.
