Sentence examples similar to being that it represents from inspiring English sources

Bake Off's BBC commissioning editor, Clare Paterson, thinks the reason for its success is that it represents a safe haven in an often harsh world.

The strength of this framework is in its origin that is, that it represents what inclusive STEM schools across the USA are actually setting out to do.

Another significant point about today's launch is that it represents a truly novel departure, representative of a shift in society at large.

The World Health Organisation is nominally in charge when a pandemic is looming and Farrar says its greatest strength is that it represents so many states.

The first is that it represents a missed opportunity.

What we can say, though, is that it represents a dangerous tactic.

"The board's judgment is that it represents a prudent course in present conditions".

the best guess is that it represents another tantrum by that bouffant-haired bully, Kim Jong-Il.

"The novelty of chavismo", says Alberto Garrido, a political analyst, "is that it represents the underclass.

The advantage of a continuous-state system model is that it represents realities more accurately than discrete-state system models.

The benefit of this approach is that it represents solution space, satisfying whole constraints in the production planning.