Sentence examples for mirroring the current from inspiring English sources

Today it's also scarily successful at mirroring the current state of the nation under junta-led rule.

Part of the fee will be turned over to the recording companies, mirroring the current royalty system.

For the past 10 years, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has been governed in a "grand coalition" between the SPD and CDU, mirroring the current power structure at federal level.

That lack of demand is why the commodity markets aren't forecasting bad times in the future; they're mirroring the current dark "mood" of the commodity investor, said analysts at Citi Research in a research note from 16 November.

Many of the tales that have inspired Sellers' and Bottura's menus focus on the ingredients and the land that produced them, mirroring the current obsession with provenance (especially post-horsemeat scandal).

It gradually takes over the rest of complaints handling in vexed areas like fairness and balance (probably as a backstop to BBC in-house complaints procedures, thus mirroring the current state of press regulation).

This strategy mirrors the current style of quite a few professional traders -- and it is unstable by definition.

Neither of these instances exactly mirror the current situation, but the 1933 case may be an interesting parallel.

With close ties to the prime minister, Goran Persson, Labour now watches with trepidation this contest that uncannily mirrors the current British political scene.

Although Years & Years' music mirrors the current trend for 90s R&B and pop house, it's rare for the award to favour a group over solo artists.

For our residents, the lights can be programmed to mirror the current outdoor light levels, which mean they can aid preparation for sleep.