Sentence examples for reflection of recent from inspiring English sources
Is there a more accurate reflection of recent New York history?
He added that the next record would have some "really sad moments emotionally," a reflection of recent turbulence in his life.
https://t.co/VrxfDfSGQI pic.twitter.com/Tg96myLnx7 In response to the uproar, Bloomingdale's issued a prompt apology: "In reflection of recent feedback, the copy we used in our recent catalogue was inappropriate and in poor taste".
"June's dip in unemployment is likely a reflection of recent increased signs that eurozone economic activity has stabilised, and it fuels hopes that the eurozone can eke out marginal growth over the second half," said Howard Archer at IHS Global Insight.
As a reflection of recent tissue inflammation, mRNA levels of TNFα, IL-1β and IL-6 were increased at d17 (Figure 4C).
We identified four E-M40 individuals in the northwestern Han populations, a reflection of recent gene flow from Central Asia [ 23].
It's an album of oppositions and also a reflection of her recent experiences.
This is a reflection of its recent struggle to determine whether it ought to concentrate on its traditional blue-collar customers or woo more affluent shoppers.
The crowd at the service is just one reflection of the recent flood of Hispanic immigrants to central New Jersey, one that immigration experts say rivals the great wave of European migration of the late 19th century.
One minor scandal this week — that it was minor is merely a reflection of our recent experience with scandals — was the revelation that Trump had shared the secret locations of American nuclear submarines with the President of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, who has overseen a campaign of extrajudicial murders.
Rather, the changes in Swedish nationality law may demonstrate a national identity characterized by 'humanitarian internationalism': The new nationality act was initiated by a desire to modernize legislation in the wake of immigration and internationalization, and the act can be regarded as a reflection of more recent perceptions of Sweden as a multicultural society.
