Sentence examples for reflective of current from inspiring English sources

These choices – albeit obvious for even the casual music fan – are smart and reflective of current music trends.

To assume that public communication is predominantly reflective of current values, morals, and attitudes denies much common experience.

He said he and others would need 70 to 80 percent knocked off their mortgages to make them remotely affordable and reflective of current property prices.

With the women's seeds more reflective of current form than the men's, there was less at stake as to where the top players were placed.

It is worth pointing out that none of these themes is really reflective of current neuroscience standards, as far as I can make out (it's a big subject, I could easily be wrong).

Of course this could mean that under a global cap only China will be able to afford to raise the cash necessary to grow emissions and the US would be forced to cut down on its excessive energy consumption — an interesting turn around that is much more reflective of current economic circumstances than the current imbalanced system under Kyoto of partial caps and free handouts.

Those with current PTSD also reported significantly greater concerns about infrastructure and services accessibility in rural communities, potentially reflective of their current need for mental health services.

It is not truly reflective of the current market because it is based on European Social Survey data from 2010, when the job market was much bleaker for graduates.

"Reflective of the current global economic environment," the agency wrote in a forecast summary, "international travel is forecasted to decline by 8percentt in 2009".

I quoted it, and the businessman's denial, inside the piece on the principle that a decades-old incident that might or might not be reflective of the current person's ethics.

Scraps between "traditionalists" and "avant-gardists" get all the attention (such as it is), but a career like David Mitchell's, varied and freewheeling, daring but also drizzled with prizes, is much more reflective of our current eclecticism.