Sentence examples for move that reflects from inspiring English sources

"In many ways it is a pragmatic move that reflects the decline in influence of French.

In a move that reflects the hard times many are experiencing, 42 no longer requires jackets.

But in the next few months FoodWorld will stock imported alcohol, a move that reflects how the traditional disapproval of alcohol consumption has diminished among the middle class.

It is a move that reflects the way that senior managers at Apple are told they bear ultimate responsibility for what happens in their division.

WASHINGTON — Christine Lagarde, the new head of the International Monetary Fund, named an American official as her chief deputy Tuesday and, in a move that reflects China's rising influence, added a Chinese official to the ranks of her senior advisers.

In a move that reflects the participatory nature not just of African photography, but art on the international contemporary art circuit, Mr. Deschamps has set up a portrait studio in the gallery where you can have your picture taken.

In a move that reflected her wide-ranging influence, in 2013 Wintour became artistic director at Condé Nast.

Conservatives were disillusioned when Mr. Brown immediately crossed party lines in support of a Democratic jobs bill — a move that reflected the sentiment back home.

But hours later House Republican leaders scheduled the floor vote on the pro-Israel resolution, a move that reflected the strong support for Israel in the conservative movement.

It was a bold move that reflected a measure of political courage: Mr. Bush, not surprisingly, was promptly denounced for trying to raise new taxes.

AOL shares slid 5.65 percent to $25.57, their steepest slide on the New York Stock Exchange in more than two months, a move that reflected investors selling ahead of fears that Starboard would look to unload its 5.3 percent stake in the company.