Sentence examples for does not represent enough from inspiring English sources

It still does not represent enough of the black majority".

Thirty minutes with the game doesn't represent enough time to really appreciate how Platinum has evolved their heroine and her battle against the forces of light, the Lumen Sages.

Several owners lost their billionaire status because their teams did not represent enough of their fortunes.

"Plastic packaging is a byproduct of a byproduct, and we don't represent enough volume to counteract the industry," Mr. Sasine said.

Retail software upgrades for Windows and Office are minuscule compared to Enterprise and O.E.M. sales, and don't represent enough opportunity for a new retail venture.

If flight speeds of E. sezekorni and M. waterhousii are comparable to those of L. curasoae, then perhaps the mean wind does not represent a large enough additional energetic cost to affect their movement patterns.

As a result, in its current state, this work does not represent a significant enough advance on the field to be suitable for publication in eLife.

The camp she visited was pleasant enough – but it does not represent the lived reality of most Syrians in Turkey, 90% of whom live in urban poverty outside the camps.

"He does not represent us".

"He does not represent himself," she added.

This does not represent a gold mine.