Sentence examples for mirrors changes in from inspiring English sources
The attention to video mirrors changes in how consumers are experiencing news.
The staffing of Art Humanities over the past fifty years mirrors changes in the department, especially the growing integration of the graduate and undergraduate programs.
I usually like to fancy myself as someone in tune with the ways our pop culture mirrors changes in our values.
That I am a theologian more defined by where I went to graduate school than by any ecclesial tradition mirrors changes in the Protestant world — in particular, that the gulfs between the denominations seem only to feel smaller and smaller.
It mirrors changes in other social democratic parties, including in the UK, and its backers argue it means leaders will have the "breathing space" to see through difficult reforms.
The interest in the plans as a way to succeed quickly mirrors changes in how entrepreneurs are viewed in society, said Elad Gil, who is running the M.I.T. competition this year and who recently received his doctorate in biology from the school.
That's a recipe for state failure more important to call out than trumping up our partisan differences, or the gradual evolution of our national culture, an evolution that mirrors change in many other advanced nations.
In Bolivia, the average temperature has risen by 1 degree Celsius in the last century, mirroring changes in some other parts of the world.
The frank language and colloquial expressions follow the loosening of societal standards for discourse, reflecting how marketers seek to mirror changes in consumers.
But School of Medicine scientists have now made significant strides toward meeting this challenge by inserting a fluorescent protein in neurons that emits light of varying intensity to mirror changes in electrical activity within the cells.
Treasury Prices Rise By Bloomberg News Bond prices rose yesterday as investors added longer-term debt to portfolios to mirror changes in a benchmark index, while notes fell a second day as stocks advanced.
