Sentence examples for mirrors recent from inspiring English sources

The blockading itself mirrors recent events in Washington.

The poll mirrors recent national surveys in gauging the public's swelling anxieties over a worsening economy.

While it may be premature to equate Hickenlooper's candidacy with the "downfall" of the Colorado GOP, you can't help but wonder how closely the satire mirrors recent conversations in Dick Wadhams's office.

Our findings of Wnt's ability to upregulate COUP-TF expression mirrors recent results in the differentiation of human fat cells where canonical Wnt signalling activates the expression of COUP-TFII, resulting in the repression of adipogenesis [52].

The present study mirrors recent results from both our group and others (Vayrynen et al, 2013; Richards et al, 2014).

This mirrors recent work has highlighted the genetic effects domestication had on reproductive traits of several sheep breeds [ 58, 59].

THERE are moments in the new musical "The Burnt Part Boys," opening Tuesday at Playwrights Horizons, that mirror recent events with haunting verisimilitude.

In some ways, these findings mirror recent research about another major government intervention into the lives of poor children that initially appeared to show disappointing results.

But what does vary are its cultural and social associations; popular perceptions of the buildings tend to mirror recent history and political trends.

No terror group has taken credit for the attack, though certain elements mirror recent attacks by the Islamic State (Isis) and its sympathizers.

In cautious findings that mirror recent statements from Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top American and NATO commander in Afghanistan, the report said that there were signs of progress in security, governance and development in "operational priority areas".