Sentence examples for this time reflects from inspiring English sources

The variety of organizations filing briefs this time reflects the broad reach of affirmative action policies in the quarter century since the Supreme Court's landmark Bakke ruling.

The material dated after this time reflects Greenberg's ongoing interest and involvement in civil right issues; specifically, busing and school segregation.

If anything, Hillary's lead in the presidential race at this time reflects Americans willingness to fall back on stale politics, familiar names, and nostalgia for Clinton-era peace and prosperity.

But his intense involvement this time reflects what aides said was his concern about his prospects, a determination not to repeat the mistakes that he watched his father make in 1992, and lessons he drew from the close election of 2000.

The idea that a tax cut must be paid for — and the fact that Democrats are not seeking the payroll tax relief without offsetting its costs this time — reflects the politics of austerity that dominate the 112th Congress, in which deficit spending is the fiscal equivalent of the sun-dried tomato — extremely passé.

The Trial Chamber therefore held that there was no basis for challenging this Article, "which at this time reflects a rule of customary international law" (Prosecutor v. Milošević 8 November 2001, paras. 26 34).

Love has to pull his narrators out of deeper holes this time, reflected in minor chords and mournful realizations.

A3 ARTS B9-24 Opera Ticket Sales Slump For a third straight year, the Metropolitan Opera has been forced to make midyear budget cuts -- 5percentthisis time, reflecting an expected shortfall in box-office proceeds of $4.3 million.

However, the Big Three's management seem less likely to go along with that approach this time, reflecting the increasing differences between the companies.Ford, in particular, seems ready to press the union for further concessions.

Murphy observed that in the five and a half years that he had not been appointing minorities, Koch had never said anything, suggesting that his objections at this time reflect more of a political move than a desire to see minorities represented.

Yoshitoshi's ukiyo-e prints created during this time reflect this push and pull of identity, tradition, and technology.