Sentence examples for reflected earlier from inspiring English sources

Their titles reflected earlier days when the rebels ran a de facto government in the region they controlled.

The differing views were reflected earlier Tuesday in a Moscow meeting between Mr. Lavrov and France's foreign minister, Laurent Fabius.

Both the 2007 IPCC report and a previous draft of the new assessment reflected earlier views on the matter by saying that the standard measure of climate sensitivity (the likely rise in equilibrium temperature in response to a doubling of CO2 concentration) was between 2°C and 4.5°C, with 3°C the most probable figure.

That kind of traction is great news for developers, since they can target the vast majority of active iOS users with less effort than if that distribution reflected earlier versions of the OS.

But as one of the men had reflected earlier, "Healed people heal others, too".

The windows and large entrance-way would have looked impressive, but would also have been very hard to defend; this form of tower probably reflected earlier Anglo-Saxon high-status towers and was intended to display lordship.

In this regard his performances reflected early French slapstick, where the humour lay in the fact that misfortune was endured.

Democrats said that reflected early Republican success at using Mr. Kerry's Senate votes, often on incremental or procedural bills, to raise questions about him.

The central involvement is reflected early in many patients experiencing tactile allodynia and other neurological symptoms that affect the senses, including sensitivity to light, sound, and smell.

Most individuals are born during the month of June [25]; individuals were captured shortly after birth, and therefore the estimated BCI primarily reflected early postnatal condition.

Histological changes reflected early progressive degenerative OA.