Sentence examples for does not represent much from inspiring English sources

But the lower figure does not represent much good news for the Spanish economy.

The Mets have wasted several opportunities to revive their season, and blowing out a bad team does not represent much.

Most of what Mr. Wiser presents is mined from other books, and while this shows wide reading in secondary sources, it does not represent much original research.

Although businesses and others in five of the 12 Fed districts said the sharp pace of economic decline was tapering off, that does not represent much improvement since April, when the beige book noted similar moderation in five of the 12 districts.

The world w thus does not represent "much of anything, beyond that there exist[s something]…which instantiates a single universal" (ibid., 683).

Mercer Kitchen doesn't represent much of a showcase for him or his chef de cuisine, Christopher Beischer.

Announced at CES in January, the new device doesn't represent much of a drastic departure from its predecessor.

It might seem that 15 workers complaining of harassment at a massive company doesn't represent much of an issue.

Decommissioned in 1959, the Regulus did not represent much of an improvement over the V-1.

The concern is that these goals do not represent much progress on the 1990-2005 period.

And it did not represent much of a problem: Mr. Cuomo already has enough in the bank to put him in an enviable position for his 2014 campaign.