Sentence examples for Two represents from inspiring English sources

Part two represents the mainstay of the book.

The high-definition contrast of the two represents Naya's precisely seasoned and unusually authentic food.

The higher of the two represents the pressure in the arteries when the heart muscle contracts; the lower marks the pressure when the muscle rests between heartbeats.

The continuing discord between the two represents another obstacle to an orderly debt renegotiation that would allow Mr. Redstone to maintain his grip on Viacom and CBS.

In fairness to the Football League and its member clubs, the implementation of financial fair play-style regulations in the Championship and the salary cost management protocol in Leagues One and Two represents a positive step.

Elsewhere, in a nation that has only won one individual gold medal at the Olympics, a mother of two represents the best hope of Olympic success next year.

Two represent tenants, two represent owners, and five represent the public.

Two represent tenants, two represent owners and the rest represent the public.

Two represent tenants, two others represent owners and the rest represent the general public.

Of its seven members, two represent labour and two represent management.

Panels one and two represent pre-operative MRI and post-operative resected CT surface models; panels three and four represent point selection and plane fitting, respectively; panels five and six represent calculations.].