Sentence examples for does not only represent from inspiring English sources

Brand does not only represent the object of sale, but also what that company does and what it is about, in fact!

Riccardo Noury in Corriere della Sera: [The verdict] today does not only represent an attempt, unfortunately successful, to silence three young voices of dissent.

It does not only represent a good approximation to actual equilibrium behavior, but also it allows performing feasibility analysis of separation processes where non-ideal and azeotropic mixtures are involved.

It does not only represent a good approximation to actual equilibrium behavior, but also it allows performing feasibility analysis of separation processes where non-ideal and azeotropic mixtures are involved (Malone and Doherty, 2000).

Acknowledging the fact that one language does not only represent one country (e.g., French is spoken in more than 30 countries), we have tried to identify resources and information regarding STEM or engineering standards in many countries.

Thereby, Figure 5 does not only represent the overall enhancement of the signal, but also represents the SNR. Figure 5 Direct comparison of the enhancement of multiple molecules in the different filter configurations.

MR: Yeah, and I can hear that it doesn't only represent a lot of your newer approaches, but also in a legacy-ish way, revisits the vibe of the stuff you've done in the past.

A waiver to the federal minimum wage doesn't only represent a threat to the Puerto Rican people; this could also establish a precedent for other states in the union.

This case did not only represent a therapeutic challenge, but also a diagnostic one.

Guarded actions do not only represent the data-flow, i.e., assignments occurring in a program, but they are also used for the control-flow.

In support of previous studies indicating that Hox genes are likely to act at multiple levels in developmental pathways [26], [39], we find that enriched classes do not only represent higher level control functions (e.g. mRNA transcription regulation and signal transduction) but also the more basic morphogenetic functions (e.g. cell adhesion and cell motility).