Sentence examples for reflect language from inspiring English sources
The attached documents reflect language sent to Senator Gramm from the Treasury Department this morning.
Basically, the spellings reflect language as I hear it.... It's as if somebody were talking to me.
A spokesperson for Oxford University Press said: "All our dictionaries are designed to reflect language as it is used, rather than seeking to prescribe certain words or word usages.
While new words in the dictionary reflect language changes over the last 10 years, Mr. Morse said, the editors consider which words will have staying power and are likely to be encountered by future readers.
In combination with evidence of locus heterogeneity within and between populations, this picture of extensive gene flow lends credence to the argument that the transfer of historical population labels which reflect language and other social categories onto patient samples will in many cases be unwarranted.
This description may reflect language deficiencies or difficulties to find the right words and expressions among immigrants.
The main measures were two tests — one reflecting language, memory and thinking and the other, ability to perform daily activities like eating and grooming.
The analysis of this study then turned to whether the function of a central component of the combined domain-general salience and central executive networks reflected language recovery.
To this end we assessed individual differences in rates of cross-language interference, reflecting language control problems, and thus included both switches to the "wrong" target language as well as failures to switch to the "correct" target language.
The company said that much of the growth reflected language-specific versions of Office 2000 and its corporate NT and Windows 2000 operating systems.
The Prākrits of elegant literary compositions must have been artificial, different in many respects from the vernaculars current at the time, though reflecting languages that were current at some former time.
