Sentence examples for reflects deep from inspiring English sources

Still, the transformation of Renault reflects deep changes in France.

The rising gold price reflects deep unease about the world's financial system.

The Dalai Lama's predicament is especially striking because it reflects deep changes in the global balance of power.

The history of the island is not always a happy one: It also reflects deep racism and ethnic divisions.

The vote reflects deep societal changes as well as a desperate desire for change across all social classes and educational backgrounds.

The outcry over the shift in power in Kabul reflects deep and longstanding ethnic antagonism, but Afghanistan was not always so deeply divided.

The unrest that has broken out reflects deep-seated popular anger.

"It reflects deep-rooted inequality between the sexes, and constitutes an extreme form of discrimination against women," says the WHO.

But Japan's affection for soccer, which began tentatively only about a decade ago, has turned into a head-over-heels love affair that reflects deep-seated generational changes.

The trustees' approach toward the looming disaster reflects deep-rooted problems at the authority that have hobbled its response, causing hardship for hundreds of thousands of its customers, according to an examination of its performance by The New York Times.

Probably – although from the UK purveyors of buttock implants and dodgy silicone you can never be sure – this would be a fairly big surgical ask, since the World Health Organisation describes the redundant surgery as a "violation of the human rights of girls and women" which "reflects deep-rooted inequality between the sexes and constitutes an extreme form of discrimination against women".