Sentence examples for but it would represent from inspiring English sources

But it would represent further slippage from the sector's highs before the crisis.

But it would represent an investment in an evolving marketplace, Web video.

But it would represent a nice little notch in Republicans' belts and a troubling data point for Democrats.

But it would represent a robust 39percentt premium to Cadbury's share price before Kraft went public with its proposal.

A 25-percent share would be more in line with men's tour events, but it would represent wrenching change for the Grand Slam tournaments.

A failed euro wouldn't send Europe back to the days of minefields and barbed wire — but it would represent a possibly irreversible blow to hopes of true European federation.

Offering free-to-air would be a significant move for the company not only because it would be "free," but because it would represent a large jumpstart on the amount of content that Amazon presents to its users.

Yesterday, comScore published some numbers predicting that mobile would account for less than 17% of all sales in November and December ($11.7 billion out of $70 billion); but that it would represent nearly all the growth.

Some Labour MPs would oppose the programme motion out of principle, but others said it would represent too much co-operation with the government.

This may be just the latest case of Pyongyang's propaganda, but if true it would represent a huge advance in the country's suspected nuclear capabilities, and undermine suggestions that its claims are all bluff and bluster.

We sincerely hope that those who will inevitably take to the streets in order to register their objections to the above will conduct themselves courteously and will refrain from offensive or destructive behavior — not only because such behavior is ill-mannered but also because it would represent a huge gift to the political purpose that has brought our conventioneering guests to town.