Sentence examples for but it does represents from inspiring English sources

The Europa League might seem like a downgrade on the trophy they won in Munich a year ago but it does represents a chance to end a chaotic season on a high and, even if it is only for 10 days, there is the opportunity to become the first team to hold both of Uefa's biggest club prizes simultaneously.

It's still a slice-of-a-slice of its advertising revenue, but it does represent some substantial upside.

The tie-in with Momo doesn't see Uber go to the lengths that its rivals have, but it does represent a new approach on seeking out deals and partnerships that the Uber would previously not have considered.

Thus, the NIS is not representative of all immigrants, but it does represent a random sample of those obtaining permanent legal status in a given year.8.

But it does represent progress.

The New Haven model still doesn't go as far as I would like, but it does represent enormous progress.

Southern Baptist churches are independent, so the resolution is not binding on them, but it does represent the Convention's will.

The declaration is not binding, but it does represent a shot across the bow, as it could lead to a formal dispute procedure through the international aviation organization.

But it does represent a uniquely-brazen violation of our era's wartime norms, carried out in defiance of a specific warning from an American president.

I'm basing what I say on a model; the model may not be right, but it does represent some hard thinking conditioned by evidence.

Conservative Way Forward probably isn't as influential as it used to be, but it does represent the views of a section of the Conservative party.