Sentence examples for because it represents too from inspiring English sources
"You probably wouldn't even be able to tell there was a little hump underneath [the peak] for the alternative base read, because it represents too small a percentage of the molecules".
I hate Davos because it represents almost – note I'm not being too sweeping here!
The patients who are regarded as candidates for metastasectomy are generally detected on surveillance and presentation with symptoms probably distinguishes patients as being not suitable for metastasectomy, either because it represents extrapulmonary disease or the pulmonary disease is too advanced.
The Yorkshire chairman and chief executive, Colin Graves, has said that the county will not bid to host an Ashes Test in 2013 or 2015 because it would represent too great a financial risk.
Because it represents something of a second chance.
Why? "Because it represents love and friendship," Vincent says.
Because it represented dependence.
We expected that whole body vibration alone or added to exercises athletes use in their preparation for competition would increase athletic performance or its proxy measures to a negligible extent because the whole body vibration stimulus represents too small a portion of the total training stimulus in terms of training intensity, duration, and frequency.
Asked on TV on Sunday if she would take a ministerial post in any future leftwing government, she said no one would ask her because she represented too much "strangeness".
