Sentence examples for reflecting the scope of from inspiring English sources

Except for the space here (the Kodak Theater in Hollywood), most of the concert sites were small to mid-size, reflecting the scope of Armenian communities.

The yield of Linseed in current pilot study under organic agriculture was more than inorganic treatment, reflecting the scope of organic production of Linseed.

A healthy dose of being seen together never hurt anyone, though reports of the couple's red-carpet behavior varied from "stronger than ever" to "awkward," perfectly reflecting the scope of media expertise on their relationship status.

The principal limitation is the lack of available systematic data collected within the context of existing global health training programs reflecting the scope of programs and challenges experienced by partners.

There were only small percentages of persons in the 75+ year age group (5.7%), reflecting the scope of the study (ie, dentate persons, who had made a dental visit in the last year).

Publications by other authors may have been excluded by the absence of population specific search terms when searching for articles by author (e.g. population name, political boundaries) reflecting the scope of the review and challenges of using specific search terms with at least 5,000 distinct Indigenous groups worldwide.

The poetry classes offered by MIT-Literature and CMS/W reflect the scope of the MIT-SHASS faculty.

The wide variation of priorities reflects the scope of care delivery of children's nurses and mirrors many global care concerns in caring for children.

Pochettino's new contract at Spurs features a change in his title from head coach to manager which, he said, better reflects the scope of his work.

In 2010, the department was renamed the Department of Chemical & Environmental Engineering to more accurately reflect the scope of the research and the degree offerings.

The following charts reflect the scope of the challenge Burkhauser has mounted to liberals, including President Obama, who worry about upward distribution of income.