Sentence examples for will reflect some from inspiring English sources

The final rules, expected within the next month, will reflect some of the criticism, said administration officials, adding that the rules would strengthen patients' privacy rights.

NASA's budget request for the 2003 fiscal year, to be made public next month, will reflect some of his ideas for the future, he said.

Advance accounts suggest that it will reflect some of the new attention directed to homeland defense, fighting terrorism and growing instability in Central Asia.

This at least means that any contrails (see 'What's an aviation multiplier?' below) caused by the plane will reflect some sunlight away from the Earth in addition to locking warmth into the atmosphere.

DH officials and the care and support minister, Norman Lamb, have been considering its contents and it is understood that a green paper in the spring will reflect some of their proposals, as well as incorporating some from today's report.

Those include tinkering with the atmosphere by injecting tiny droplets that will reflect some of the sun's energy back into space and scavenging for carbon dioxide in ambient air.

Get them through a little (but not too long, because it'll reflect some true heart breaking expressions) and let them realise this is not the place for meeting new "soul mates".

Once a week or so, I will reflect on some of the interesting stories that have developed in Brazilian football over the last few days (either over the weekend or during the week, hence the hopelessly non-committal title).

At the very least, the fact that their simulation method is based on real universally conserved proteins suggests that sequences generated by their simulation will reflect, to some extent, whatever real process actually produced those conserved proteins.

In Miami, where more than 60percentt of voters are Cuban-American, it is inevitable that political appointees will reflect the community, some political experts pointed out.

The U.S. Supreme Court has heard oral arguments and read the briefs it's likely that whatever opinion is issued will reflect at least some of the arguments presented to the Court.