Sentence examples for also represents a notable from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Amenábar, "Agora" also represents a notable change in style.

It also represents a generational shift.

It also represents a turning point.

It also represents a marketing opportunity.

A public statement by you would not only reinforce Scotland's commitment to uphold universal human rights and Commonwealth values; it would also represent a specific and notable step forward in the defence of the human rights of LGBTI athletes and citizens across the Commonwealth.

That likely makes it one of the most-read media outlets for this generation of Chinese students in the U.S. It's not just the huge numbers that make this batch of students notable – they also represent a new brand of overseas students.

Also, the proposed iterative clock phase estimation algorithms can track time-varying clock phase offsets, which represents a notable improvement relative to the existing state-of-the-art GML and EML estimators.

This represents a notable change from days of yore.

The human body represents a notable example of ciliary diversification.

In fact, it represents a notable hardening of the pope's heart against them.

And the multidisciplinary Lincoln Center Festival represents a notable beginning over its first five years.