Sentence examples for reflecting to a from inspiring English sources

"This change is really reflecting, to a certain level, more support for endangered species in China," said Huang.

Similar increases were established in the ROI corresponding to the left aspects of the abdomen, reflecting, to a major extent, abdominal free fluid (ascites).

As performing a large survey of public attitudes was beyond the scope of this study, we will consider here the attitudes of the policy makers as reflecting (to a certain extent) those of the public at large.

However, the majority of the participants attending the voting session had a scientific background, which leads to a biased presentation of results, reflecting to a greater extent the scientists' viewpoint.

With extraordinary speed, it established its identity, reflecting, to an uncanny degree, the attitudes and personality of Mary herself.

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

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 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.