Sentence examples for hard represents from inspiring English sources

In the 7D-PAR, the activity category 'moderate' reflects 3.0 to 4.9 METs, 'hard' equals 5.0 to 6.9 MET and the category 'very hard' represents 7 or more METs [ 11].

It's Hard Representing Yourself In Court.

"Hard Choices" represents Clinton's case for her own defense, and, evidently, it doesn't lack for detail.

For the City of London and British industries with close ties to Europe, such a "hard Brexit" represents a grave threat.

The "hard layer" represents that which all wedges can't do without.

We contend that 27 33% cover of hard coral represents a meaningful and accurate baseline range for average coral cover on the GBR since 1995.

Generally first budgets are where governments go their hardest – it represents that sweet spot in the electoral cycle when political capital is high, and courage along with it.

Mrs. Clinton said that if the union leaders in the audience worked hard to elect her in November, she would work hard to represent the interests of union members.

Representative Schock, fully engaged, worked hard in representing his district.

Participants will be expected to exercise at a level that corresponds to an RPE of between 5 and 8, which represents hard to very hard exertion.

The hard feelings represent the first public schism between the camps since the Nov. 4 election.