Sentence examples for which was mirrored from inspiring English sources

The fisheries began a steep decline, which was mirrored by a decline in participating anglers.

"The board's support for these resolutions is not support for conversion," said a statement from Chelsea, a sentiment which was mirrored by a Skipton press release.

The city's population peaked at 504,000 in 1950 and thereafter declined, which was mirrored by steady population growth in the metropolitan area.

The decision enraged their supporters in a hostile atmosphere at San Mamés, which was mirrored on the pitch as the referee handed out eight yellow cards, six to Athletic players.

The colossal demand, which was mirrored around the world as the update became available from the company's servers at 1800 BST on Wednesday, will have been the severest strain on the cloud systems that Steve Jobs showed off in his last major speech in June.

He said the UK was doing "outstandingly poorly" on preventing ill health by tackling issues such as obesity thanks to lower than average levels of public investment in healthcare which was mirrored by a "somewhat mediocre performance across the board - from relatively low staffing levels, to high rates of avoidable admissions for asthma and lung disease".

The horseshoe of the instrument contains a metal loop - which is mirrored in the dark eyes.

Unfortunately, this is not an isolated crisis, but one which is mirrored across the globe on a daily basis.

The oncogene-triggered loss of cell identity favors the acquisition of stem cell traits, which is mirrored by activation of de novo oncogenic enhancers.

This includes a map of current incidents, which is mirrored by Google in case it goes down, and a map of total fire bans and fire danger ratings.

The party's troubles, which are mirrored elsewhere in the South, deepened this year after a rift with black political leaders about the selection of a white legislator over a black as the House speaker-designate.