Sentence examples for reflect the former from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Livingstone expressed hope that Walters' sculpture of Mandela, positioned as it is facing the Houses of Parliament, would reflect the former South African president's significance on the world stage.

The landscape of the area is being reshaped as the old uses that reflect the former economic backbone of the city, are displaced or replaced by new ones which are more related to the industry of entertainment.

As for not reflecting both economic welfare and sustainability, I have long argued that the ISEW and GPI merely reflect the former and need to be supplemented by biophysical indicators to determine whether the economic welfare being enjoyed by a nation is sustainable.

For these performances, Harrison modified the lyrics to reflect the former Beatles uniting against manager Allen Klein.

If the financial market is inefficient, because unsophisticated traders value a firm based on short-term profit rather than long-term value, then the stock price will reflect the former, and so managers will focus on the former.

Subsequently, it has become a housing estate, where a number of the roads reflect the former use of the site, including Capstan Rope Way and Dunstan Drive, although the spelling of "Dunston" is not quite the same.

This reflects the former economic dominance of the U.S., which until 2003 was the largest exporter in the world (before it was overtaken by Germany and China).

Mr. Karzai's enthusiasm has reflected the former king's widespread popularity among the Pashtuns, the largest of the country's ethnic groups and the one to which Zahir and Mr. Karzai belong.

As prices corrected, many were saddled with mortgages, with monthly payments reflecting the former value of the home.

Mr Berlusconi's lawyer, Niccolo Ghedini, denied the payments were an attempt to influence the women's testimony, saying they were legal and reflected the former prime minister's "usual generosity", AFP news agency reports.

The tile roof and onion-dome tower mounted on a square base reflects the former, while wide, rounded arches for doors and windows reflect the latter.