Sentence examples for news reflects from inspiring English sources

The good news reflects a new approach and a change in tone, rhetoric and style, offering some hope where haplessness and hypocrisy once ruled Washington's work in the Middle East.

Recent news reflects the gloom.

As with other banks in recent weeks, Comerica's news reflects improving credit conditions.

Looked at a little more closely, however, the news reflects wider changes in the region, and a sense that Washington is retreating from it.

The warning of bad news reflects the knowledge in government circles that the Algerian attack on the hostage-takers has gone badly wrong.

The news reflects the changing IT landscape.

That is the bad news, reflected in the dismal economic statistics.

The news reflected widespread interest in the confusing causes of this still-unexplained condition.

The ways Ms. Jones and her daughter responded to the news reflected their vastly different childhoods.

Sterling dived on the news, reflecting fears the UK will lose its AAA credit rating and status as a haven economy, though the stock market shrugged off the news, remaining at a four-year high.

BT's shares rose 8% on the news, reflecting investors' doubts about the value of acquiring MCI, plus the hope that BT might sell its existing 20% stake in the American carrier.