Sentence examples for standing to reflect from inspiring English sources

The Catamounts' final record was 5-9-3 over and and 3-2-2 in thECACAC, which was forced to adjust the schedule and the standing to reflect Vermont's inactivity the rest of this season.

We hypothesized that the HR change on altering the position from standing to squatting reflects the BRS value as well as the downward tilting method.

Despite the welter of political criticism, church commentators yesterday expected the archbishop to receive a positive reception at Church House, Westminster, with one predicting a "standing ovation" to reflect the anger some feel over the way he has been vilified.

Court apparel was another big-budget item, with everything custom made and minutely coded to reflect hierarchical standing.

In our study, post-operative residual LBP while standing may reflect the inability to stand erect due to flat-back syndrome.

In his book Fab Four FAQ 2.0, Robert Rodriguez likewise bemoans EMI/Capitol's attempt to humiliate Harrison with a compilation that failed to reflect his standing as the most accomplished ex-Beatle during 1970 73.

The Impact Factor is a measure of the citation frequency of the articles published in a journal and is often used as a proxy to reflect the standing of a journal in its field.

The next time you land at Logan Airport in Boston, pause a moment to reflect that you are standing on landfill annexed to what was once Noddle's Island.

Both Esquire and Entertainment Weekly are examples of long-standing brands that have innovated to reflect a more modern approach to engaging readers.

Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany, while announcing $13 million more in fines for Penn State on top of the N.C.A.A.'s $60 million, said in a news conference Monday that the league was undecided about whether the Big Ten standings would be officially changed to reflect Penn State's vacated victories.

This seems to reflect long-standing cultural and peer norms which one wouldn't expect to shift readily or easily.