Sentence examples for because it represents a from inspiring English sources

We chose stickleback because its genome is particularly well assembled and zebrafish because it represents a lineage that diverged basal to other sequenced teleosts.

This event strikes Rebecca Kwait as "wonderful" because it represents a community's commitment to helping its children.

This is significant because it represents a theoretical upper bound on loading rate for wetlands design.

On the contrary, we oppose the same-sex family not merely because it represents a change but because it represents a bad change.

Their success is profoundly important because it represents a fundamental shift.

All of this is worrying because it represents a genuine threat to democracy.

"The case is very disturbing because it represents a violation of public trust," Mr. Collins said.

"Biodiversity" is dimly supposed to be a good thing because it represents a "resource".

The small displacement screw (SDS) method is also described because it represents a very important investigation tool.

We adopted this criterion to include abundance of species within FEs because it represents a complementary aspect of redundancy37,39.

"YouTube is fascinating to us because it represents a demographic quite beyond our means – that's very attractive," she said.