Sentence examples for progress reflected from inspiring English sources

Weiner said she was "happy to see the progress" reflected in the new analysis.

"This Progress" reflected Sehgal's desire to redefine art as the transformation of actions rather than of things.

Widespread dissatisfaction with the war's progress, reflected in that year's midterm elections, demanded fresh leadership at the Pentagon.

Overall, Roberts said the lack of progress reflected the fact that not enough was being done to force football to face up to the issues.

The notion that simply populating China with science parks would lead to progress reflected a government emphasis on quantity and metrics at the expense of quality.

Lawyers said that the rapid progress reflected the creditors' confidence in the new management team assembled by Mr. Capellas and the sense that time was not on the company's side.

The Chinatown's fitful progress reflects South Korea's larger ambivalence toward a re-emerging China.

This progress reflects an improved understanding of the interactions between "foreign" materials and host tissues.

This progress reflects a development in society, a growing-up and an acknowledgement that the D-word ‒ drugs ‒ is no longer an unbreakable taboo.

"This lack of progress reflects and is partially caused by the country's paralysis on finding a geological disposal site for waste nuclear material.

But, in "Evolution of a Criminal," the reconstructions have the opposite effect: the overt fictiveness of the reconstruction (no filmmaker could have been on hand to film a bank robbery in progress) reflect onto the entire film, giving it the aspect of fiction.