Sentence examples for reflection of the state from inspiring English sources
It's an unhealthy reflection of the state of our politics.
"We think the deal is a reflection of the state of our game," Helfant said.
Perhaps this is a reflection of the state of the world after Sept. 11, 2001.
"It's a sad reflection of the state of sector," says Ludwig.
Which is why it'll be a perfect reflection of the state of British politics in 2015.
A reflection of the state of homelessness in the city, it is also a source of pride for its members.
Notably, however, per capita sales of cigarillos were lower in markets where marijuana is legal, possibly a reflection of the states' stronger tobacco control laws, cultural attitudes toward tobacco use, or consumer preferences for alternative forms of marijuana consumption.
When respondents equate SOII cases with WC claims, SOII estimates of injuries and illnesses become a reflection of the state-based WC system, rather than a standard definition employed nation-wide.
The oncologists generally agreed that the health descriptions were an accurate reflection of the states.
The commercials were bland reflections of the state of that race after the death last week of Senator Paul Wellstone and Mr. Mondale's sudden candidacy.
Associations with bed-bound state, Alzheimer's, or dementia from other causes are reflections of the state of such patients who are at higher risk for UTI, and hence PUBS occurred.
