Sentence examples for reflect increasing from inspiring English sources
The ONS updates its 650-strong list of goods and services annually to reflect increasing and falling areas of spending.
Although its shares recovered within two hours, the yo-yoing in stock prices reflect increasing anxiety about a potential recession.
The data may reflect increasing levels of competitiveness in youth sports, as well as children playing at younger ages.
Still, the lackluster sales also reflect increasing competition for video game companies from new players that are redefining the industry.
"But the wonderful thing about common law is that judges can begin to architect changes in it that reflect increasing scientific knowledge".
Indeed, most economists would agree that over time reforms – especially increasing state pension ages to reflect increasing life expectancy – are required to ensure long-term sustainability.
We have also adjusted our estimate for annual rental growth from 2% to 0%, to reflect increasing pressure on the UK consumer.
This decrease in vulnerability may reflect increasing protection of the mother and fetus from adverse influences during pregnancy.
The zeal to keep the cash flowing is evidenced most vividly in the campaigns' daily schedules, which reflect increasing claims on their most precious resource: the candidates' time.
The professional researcher ranks reflect increasing attainment and distinction in research scholarship, independence of research activities, and ability to guide and direct others in programs of research.
Over the years, his photographs have taken on an intentionally darker tone to reflect increasing pressures on the region, mainly from demand by Asian markets.
