Sentence examples for anyway represents from inspiring English sources

That he can claim this as a success anyway represents, in large part, the tactical weakness of the opposition Labour Party, whose premature denunciation of Mr Osborne's policies had the perverse effect of validating them.

"Girls go off to university and if you haven't helped them to be confident and resilient and to have coping mechanisms they are going to university and they're going to have to cope on their own anyway". GDST represents 24 independent girls' schools and two academies in England and Wales, educating 20,000 students and employing 3,700 staff.

Anyway, why represent Napster and risk that winning record of yours?

But the pipelines can carry only a portion of the Gulf's oil, and the railway, due to open in 2017, is expected to face delays.Iran may anyway not represent the biggest threat to seaborne trade in the region.

Mr Magnitsky's widow and mother oppose the trial - but the state has appointed defence lawyers anyway to represent Mr Magnitsky and Mr Browder.

Anyway, this represent neither of these camps but derives its popularity in a similar way.

They don't really want Gibraltar and they'll never get it anyway; our economy represents quite an important income to the neighbouring area.

Anyway, all this represents only half his position.

But now they're doing it anyway, which we feel represents an element of deception.

Plus, in an altogether unexpected and delightfully refreshing turn, the project features actor-singer-director-multihyphenate Don Most (of Happy Days fame) as a seasoned sage -- well, in one of the worlds represented, anyway.

"I know that every single player represents their club anyway, everywhere you are, 24/7.