Meanings of reflect the realities in English

Wall designed Perl to reflect the realities of modern computer programming.

But Hernandez says that even the corridos featuring fictional characters reflect the realities of Mexican life.

He reiterated his view that record high oil prices did not reflect the realities of supply and demand.

That world has changed and these institutions must also change to reflect the realities of the contemporary world.

That reflects the realities of the modern drugs industry, in which companies chase the best science, regardless of geography.

They are collaborating with experienced leaders, but are also spearheading a movement that reflects the realities of life today.

The suffering in Syria reflects the realities of 21st-century warfare: extreme violence within states, urban battlegrounds, attacks on aid workers.

Perversely, Brexit could be an opportunity for Ireland in this case. He explains this lack of reaction probably reflects the realities of business life.