Sentence examples for that closely mirror from inspiring English sources

Although no one really trusts the government's consumer-price figures – even unions close to the administration push for salary hikes that closely mirror the private numbers – the government has fined, and even sued, economists who dare release their own estimates.

Although no one really trusts the government's consumer-price figures -- even unions close to the administration push for salary increases that closely mirror the private numbers -- the government has fined, and even sued, economists who dare release their own estimates.

Every week, Mouly hosts a cover contest on the blog, open to all, with themes that closely mirror those she suggests to her regular contributors, from Father's Day to books to the theme that reeled this image in: weddings.

In addition to showcasing emerging artists and treasures from the RAW archives, Nadja set up a weekly cover contest on themes that closely mirror those that Mouly suggests to her regular cover artists — from Easter to Mother's Day to the Trayvon Martin shooting.

On the home front, meanwhile, Chávez is under fire from a resurgent opposition up in arms over his decision to use self-granted decree powers to push through a raft of new laws that closely mirror the socialist reforms rejected by voters in last December's constitutional referendum.

This lack of knowledge is largely due to the scarcity of animal models that closely mirror the human condition which would allow the development of a mechanistic understanding and novel therapies to treat this pain.

The World Golf Foundation, which encompasses the sport's major associations, yesterday announced a list of banned substances that closely mirrors those banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency, which monitors Olympic testing.

One relationship that closely mirrors this new digital life is that of the professional songwriting team the platinum assembly-line workers who write for a variety of artists, including themselves.

ATHENS, Ohio — After decades as one of America's most reliable political bellwethers, an inevitable presidential battleground that closely mirrored the mood and makeup of the country, Ohio is suddenly fading in importance this year.

One relationship that closely mirrors this new digital life is that of the professional songwriting team — the platinum assembly-line workers who write for a variety of artists, including themselves.

Ms. Cooper and her lawyers point out that the character Aibileen's grown son died five months before her white employers' first child was born, a sequence that closely mirrors the death of one of Ms. Cooper's grown sons from cancer, several months before the birth of the Stocketts' first child.