Sentence examples for reflect division from inspiring English sources

The observed genetic differentiation within contemporary market classes should reflect division into alternative breeding programmes, selection for specific traits (e.g.: fruit shape) and their combinations.

The seemingly contradictory statements may reflect divisions in the Chinese government over how to deal with a problem that could damage a valuable agricultural export.

Though the unsigned opinion was unanimous, it seemed to reflect divisions on the court about whether the Florida court had overreached its authority and had curtailed the powers of the State Legislature in contravention of the federal Constitution.

The decision to release Mr. Navalny in July appeared to reflect divisions among Mr. Putin's advisers but was seen as supported in particular by Sergei S. Sobyanin, the mayor of Moscow, who won the election against Mr. Navalny.

Moieties often reflect divisions found in the culture's myths and folklore; the Tagaro and Supwe moieties of north Pentecost Island (Vanuatu), for instance, were named for two culture heroes and are said to bear the respective traits of each.

Park's supporters and opponents reflect divisions in a society still haunted by Cold War antagonism.

Distribution organizational systems vary, reflecting division into operational functions or into separate regions of supply where the area served is large.

Mr. Schumer's silence on the subject since Sunday reflected division among his advisers over the risks of raising the issue, and some concern that focusing on the candidate's ethnicity might not serve him well among some upstate voters.

Reflecting divisions within its next-door neighbour, support among Gazans is split over events in Egypt.

But more protesters are anticipated this year after a polarizing campaign, reflecting divisions evident across the nation.

The development reflects divisions in the organization, whose 8,000 members have massacred villagers believed to be collaborating with the leftist rebel groups that are warring against the government.