Sentence examples for which reflects both from inspiring English sources
The number of women employed is increasing, which reflects both the necessity of two incomes to support families and an increase in the number of women heading households.
The first is a new willingness to use the courts as arbiters in corporate disputes, which reflects both changes in attitudes and changes in the law.
John W. Kennedy, chairman of Wellstream, said the bid "allows shareholders to realize their investment in cash at a price which reflects both our progress since the I.P.O. in 2007 and the potential for further growth".
Last year, a Forbes magazine survey found that for every dollar Stewart is paid, her films bring in an average of $55.83, making her the best-value actor around - a value which reflects both the staggering speed of her rise, and how many young women adore her.
Earlier this year I wrote about the ways in which music videos had taken on strange and often surreal narratives, a flourish which reflects both the temperament of the creatively liberated times and also the competitive requirement of making an album launch an "event".
Our map reveals a variability in the pattern of normal, oblique- and strike-slip faults and open fractures which reflects both temporal and spatial strain partitioning within the plate boundary zone.
The first is political cartoons, which reflect both his leftist populism and his country wit: "I ain't a Communist necessarily," he is quoted in the exhibition as saying, "but I been in the red all my life".
Listeners were charmed by her Old World stage presence and captivated by her elegant, harmonically lush improvisations, which reflected both her classical training and her fascination with modern jazz.
The solar reactor uses CPC reflectors which reflect both direct and diffuse solar radiation onto clear pipes through which the requisite water supply flows.
Research and teaching have an array of unique hazards which reflect both the variety and the continuous evolution of their operations.
There have been considerable fluctuations in vegetation on the slopes and on the swamp which reflect both environmental change and anthropogenic influences.
