Sentence examples for does not always represent from inspiring English sources

He does not always represent the applicant.

I do think it's worthwhile explaining to customers that the lowest price point does not always represent the best deal.

Unfortunately the educational system is also in need of technically qualified instructors to teach these subjects, and the laboratory equipment available in schools does not always represent the state-of-the-art technology typically used in industry.

Liz Bilney, chief executive of the Leave.EU group, said: "His royal highness's talk to diplomats about maintaining partnerships as crucial to our country's interests is of course right, but it is taking a leap to suggest that this means we have to stay inside a failing institution like the European Union that does not always represent our interests or our views.

They emphasized that a large number of threads does not always represent a better performance.

In fact, it does not always represent the region where the automotive engine behave normally.

You may tell me that the American media and TV shows are filled with sex, but the media doesn't always represent reality.

The clinical outlook doesn't always represent a criterion for early diagnostic and for future complication of plasmodium infection.

"Black folks like me have known for a long time that the police do not always represent safety for us and that an encounter could be deadly," said Packnett.

Fearful of the power of the biggest European clubs and their lobbying strength, and concerned the Uefa executive committee did not always represent their interests, they swung behind Ceferin.

However, high mortality rate typical to balsa resulted in a data set in which successive diameter recordings did not always represent the same tree.