Sentence examples for but it also represents from inspiring English sources

But it also represents a big corporate governance challenge.

"But it also represents the history behind that place.

But it also represents a fundamental breakthrough in the shape of the global climate regime.

But it also represents a lost opportunity to pose important questions to them.

But it also represents another blow to the eurozone's policy of onerous austerity".

Graduation represents an ending, it's true – but it also represents new beginnings.

That's noble and ambitious, but it also represents a lot on his plate.

But it also represents a growing recognition of what this means for the overall economy.

In both cases, this represents a changing, and slower, market, but it also represents very different realities.

But it also represents the reality of drugs and the streets, said Mr. Davies, the probation official.

Tyler said: "When The Voice was poached by ITV we felt genuinely sad but it also represents a big opportunity.