Sentence examples for reflection of the balance from inspiring English sources

A two-goal margin would have been a more reasonable reflection of the balance of play at half-time.

The composition of the landscape is a reflection of the balance between the disturbance rate and successional development.

It may be considered that these new critical phenomena are a reflection of the balance between electrostatic and non-electrostatic interactions.

Scotland's greater control in possession, helped by the decisive introduction of Ikechi Anya at half-time, is probably a fair reflection of the balance of power between the two teams.

The scoreline gave a better reflection of the balance of play when Montero's cross from the left picked out André Ayew, whose near-post header gave him, like Gomis, a goal in each of his first two appearances.

But while some disappointment over the deceptive scoreline – 2-0 would have been a fairer reflection of the balance of power over the three Tests – is natural, the criticisms say more about the new fans' radio phone-in mentality than they do about Dhoni.

I felt the result was a fair reflection on the balance of play.

Mr. Lukasiewicz himself is one reflection of how the balance of power has shifted among the news organizations, with an increasing emphasis on the Web sites.

Asia also hosted three qualifying events on Monday at venues in China, Japan and Korea, a reflection of the current balance of power in the women's game.

The time span between the time of the first dead node and that of the last dead node is a reflection of the energy balance among nodes.

As it was the scoreline at the interval gave a fairer reflection of the first-half balance, as Lavezzi and Cavani struck in the space of eight minutes to transform the mood in the Stadio San Paolo.