Sentence examples for reflect to a from inspiring English sources

While CCMs are cited as a reflection of the Global Fund Board, they also reflect to a great extent the institutional arrangements in countries and relations between actors.

These conflicting views of Tupac reflect, to a degree, racial and social chasms.

That is how each crawl comes to reflect, to a degree, the character of its city.

The so-called Minimal composers Reich, Riley and Glass, the new expressivists such as Adams, who followed, and the New Romantics, such as Del Tredici, all reflect, to a great degree, a backlash against serialism.

Different measures of vision may reflect, to a greater or lesser extent, the demands associated with particular tasks on the field of play.

These three steps reflect to a large extent the procedural points of Lasswell's pattern (1963) to introduce a "policy science" able to enhance the results of democracy.

The position of the clergy reflects, to a significant extent, popular feelings.

The pulse is then reflected to a receiver on the airplane.

But the movements you see in Los Angeles and New York are reflected, to a greater or lesser extent, throughout the country.

But the pairing of high cuisine and indie rock also reflects, to a degree, the genre's changing cultural cachet.

According to the data, this increase in emissions is reflected to a 151.2% above from the levels of 1980 and a 756% increase from 1960 levels.