Sentence examples for reflected a double from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, that sentiment reflected a double standard, an indication that keeping tabs on elite athletes peeing into cups was in itself something of a spectator sport.

Other environmentalists said the president's decision reflected a double standard, particularly when the Bush administration has moved aggressively to open up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to oil and gas drilling, a policy rejected last month by the Senate.

At Monday's news conference, which followed talks between the two leaders, Castro responded sharply to the pressure over his record on rights, saying the U.S. stance reflected a double standard as a country that also violated human rights.

The differences reflected a double standard in male-dominated societies, where female sexuality is more tightly controlled.

She said the extra £900m for the venues, in part reflected a doubling in the price of steel, since the original construction estimate.

Israelis should not feel reassured just because Arab protests reflect a double standard.

The violence, in which at least 28,000 people have been killed since 2006, reflects a double failure of public policy: decades of neglect of the basic institutions of the rule of law in Mexico, and a failed approach to drug consumption (plus lax gun laws) in the United States.

The latter suggests that female labor force participation reflects a "double legacy" of slavery.

"The failure to respond and react reflects a double standard by some at the University, as the objectification would not have been tolerated under any other set of circumstances," the release said.

For events occurring near the time of the divergence of the major mammalian orders ca. 80 million years ago (Ma), for example, the optimal rate constant would be ca. 4.4 × 10-9 trecognizingsithatear, recognizing that 160 million years in total time separates two contemporary taxa that diverged 80 Ma (note how we have here doubled the time to reflect a double lineage process).

Because binocular rivalry is characterized by two marginally stable perceptual states and spontaneous, apparently stochastic, switching between them, it has been speculated that switches in perceptual awareness reflect a double-well-potential type computational architecture coupled with noise.