Sentence examples for and which represents from inspiring English sources

And which represents a lack of democratic accountability and consent that is – yes – felt particularly acutely in Britain.

There will also be a push from trade unions, including Unison, where Alexander is delivering her speech and which represents nearly half a million health workers.

"The government is threatening to impose contracts in which junior doctors have no confidence and which represents the first step in a wholesale attack on all NHS staff at night and over weekends," said the BMA.

Mr. Forstmann is now focused on the transformation of the talent agency IMG, which he bought in 2004 for $750 million and which represents the likes of Tiger Woods and Roger Federer.

Instead of politicians opting for military solutions, this has been a triumph for diplomats and pragmatists, working hour after hour on the detail of a deal that secures a peaceful compromise – and which represents a heartening success in the global quest to halt nuclear proliferation.

In the standard model of particle physics, developed throughout the last fifty years of the twentieth century the model which has correctly described every other observation that has been made in particle accelerators and other experiments, and which represents perhaps the greatest intellectual adventure that science has ever seen neutrinos have to be massless.

And which represented which?

-Which elements represent fact and which represent opinion?

Ask students to identify which words represent facts or factual information, and which represent opinions or feelings.

But in the end we went with the book we felt would have the widest impact, and which represented in my view a transcendence of genre".

It turns out that Howells's is a tale of four cities: Columbus, Ohio, where he came of age, and which in his mind always represented virtue; Boston, which was his home during his salad days, and which represented intellect; Venice, which represented old Europe and sex.