Sentence examples for reflection of far from inspiring English sources

Convergence is both a response to and a reflection of far greater competitive pressure in the telecoms industry.

Similarly, France Telecom rebranded itself as Orange, its mobile brand; other operators are doing the same, because their strongest and youngest brands are usually those associated with mobile telephony.Convergence is both a response to, and a reflection of, far greater competitive pressure in the telecoms industry.

"This is a sad reflection of how far Denmark has strayed from its historic support of international norms enshrined in the Refugee Convention.

That label... Gunn's entirely right: Deadpool is a reflection of a far larger, tonal move away from the 'dark and gritty' legacy of Nolan's Batman movies.

The semantics are watched closely in Washington as a reflection of how far China is willing to go to stake out its claims.

London Has Fallen, meanwhile, cloddishly stumbles into… well, not relevance, exactly, but a kind of beef-brained reflection of the far right's least nuanced political insecurities.

The Tea Party movement, identified by some commentators as the first right-wing street-protest movement of our time, may be a reflection of how far populist sentiment has drifted away from the political left in the decades since the New Deal.

Indeed, if you position a shaving mirror so that it projects the hazy reflection of a far landscape, with upside-down blue sky, you may well find a pleasing resemblance to van Eyck's (possible) contribution to the Turin Book of Hours (the tiny landscape in the Baptism of Christ).

In a reflection of how far the administration is going to bolster General Musharraf, the White House spokesman, Scott McClellan, declined to answer questions from reporters traveling here with President Bush about whether the United States would now press Pakistan to sign the nuclear nonproliferation treaty.

It's a reflection of how far Mercedes have come that we get a third place and we are disappointed with it.

Though it seems obvious, the findings of a new poll on the former senator and vice presidential candidate John Edwards are still startling if only for the reflection of how far he has fallen in the world of public opinion.