Sentence examples for poor mirrors from inspiring English sources

The drive towards small government, private healthcare and charity instead of government services for the poor mirrors the society some US bodies prefer.

American short-story writer and poet whose realistic writings about the working poor mirrored his own life.

The targeted treatment for those at low risk of poor outcome mirrors that provided by GPs (above).

Probably, the poor concordance mirrors the comparison between a human pool of different pituitary adenoma histotypes and a mouse ACTH-secreting adenoma cell line.

In comparison with never- or former-smokers, current-smokers were younger, less likely to be married, less educated, and rated their health as poorer, which mirrors the characteristics of smokers in the general population (ONS, 2011).

These poor outcomes are mirrored in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

His rise from the paddy fields of dirt-poor Guizhou province mirrors the rapid rise of more modern forms of martial arts such as muy thai and Brazilian jiujitsu and their challenge to traditional forms of Chinese kung fu.Partly responsible for the shift is the Ranik Ultimate Fighting Federation (RUFF), a China-based promoter run by Joel Resnick, a Canadian businessman (pictured, behind Mr Zhang).

The type of response was defined as excellent, partial, or poor according to mirror design method.

– From a technical perspective, top pain points for mobile emulators and debuggers are slow speed and poor target device mirroring.

Information is still needed to determine whether the trend observed in DLBCL between high PKC-β expression and poor survival is mirrored in these cancers.

7 In our study population, initiation and use of glucose-lowering therapy may have mirrored poor glycaemic control, occult cancer or both.