Sentence examples for were to be reflected from inspiring English sources

If those figures were to be reflected in the 2015 ballot boxes, it would generate a 1percentnt swing from Conservative to Labour – enough to have changed the outcome in 13 seats last time around".

The informants indicated that local priorities related to social development sectors such as health, education and water were to be reflected in the consolidated district budget.

The triangularity was to be reflected in both "The Member of the Wedding" and "The Ballad of the Sad Cafe".

His long and troubled relationship with her was to be reflected, much later, in his novel Sapho (1884).

Localism is to be reflected in parish, neighbourhood and "business" forums, which can put their own plans up to authorities but be rejected if not sufficiently pro-development.

Modern Britain is to be reflected by questions about British inventions such as the structure of DNA and the internet and about the Beatles and the Rolling Stones.

It clearly has two readings but whether or not these are to be reflected as lexical meanings is a difficult and vague matter not that it clearly matters all that much in most cases.

And the glorious unity we experience in Christ is to be reflected in our marriages.

It is on how such aims are to be reflected in the legislation that we differ.

Strong reflection waves were observed and were estimated to be reflected at a deep interface (Fig. 3).

Only the fast soliton is observed to be reflected and the presence of dust grains weakens the reflection.