Sentence examples for needs to mirror from inspiring English sources

According to this school of thought, the papacy needs to mirror Catholicism's growth in the Southern Hemisphere.

Yet, Norman (2011), whose focus is on everyday interactions, argues that simple tools are often not up to the task; that technology needs to mirror the complexity and richness of our lives.

Do they need to mirror us?

"You need to mirror the stroke of the person diagonally in front of you.

We simply need to mirror the society in which our customers live.

There is a need to mirror the current set up within councils, which has emerged through years of dealing with transactional support of care home and domiciliary placements.

Countries that habitually run a trade surplus (Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Finland) need to mirror the reforms in deficit changes with policies to promote stronger domestic demand and a shift away from an emphasis on exporting industries.The transition to a more competitive economy will be painful.

A study by PwC also says we need to mirror the trust in personal relationships within the world of business, arguing there needs to be "a step change in all relationships within, across and beyond the organisation, taking them to a level that most individuals would hope to have in other relationships outside the business world".

Caroline Norbury MBE, CEO of Creative England, said "Public funding in the cultural and creative industries needs to be representative of the country's most exciting up and coming talent...we need to mirror the population and give an even footing to both male and female directors who are looking for the next step in this competitive industry".

And I think those need to mirror each other.

In the long run, however, neighbors will need to mirror Zambia's gains.