Sentence examples for move to reflect from inspiring English sources

Consumers will benefit from lower prices because the market will move to reflect the regulated cost of premium content.

As of press time, there's still a button on the Facebook Home splash page that directs you to a page where you can express interest in a pre-order, but presumably that will come down as the carriers move to reflect this change in their own pages and alert customers of the change in the First's status.

Apple made that move to reflect its expansion into hand-held devices.

Three said it welcomed Ofcom's move to reflect the value of spectrum, but that the price difference between high and low frequency spectrum should be more marked.

Nortel, the world's biggest maker of communications equipment, expects to post a loss of $19.2 billion this quarter, largely because of an accounting move to reflect a decline in the value of the companies it acquired in the last two years.

Nortel Networks of Canada said it expected to report one of the biggest losses in corporate history -- $19.2 billion this quarter -- attributing it largely to an accounting move to reflect a decline in the value of the companies it acquired recently.

The writer is moved to reflect upon the connection of one generation to another.

All shook up by the discovery, Bishop was moved to reflect on his achievements and desires.

The 19th-century writer, Leigh Hunt, was moved to reflect that "breakfast is the forecast of the whole day.

He argues that brands are moving to reflect a society which now expects men to spend as much time with their kids as women.

But Mayor Bloomberg, speaking yesterday during his weekly radio program on WABC-AM, said that the firefighters from those companies were moved to reflect shifting demographics.