Sentence examples for if that represents from inspiring English sources

If that represents high-minded media service, why stop with antidrug scenarios?

"If that represents the amount of people we got to talk to us, then we did good today".

But because western governments can have only a hazy sense of their adversary's dimensions, as James Woolsey, a former head of the CIA, says, it is hard to tell if that represents "a huge dent, a modest dent, or something in between".

If that represents government failure, I hope the auto industry adopts the model.

I don't know if that represents the whole project, but for me it comes close to representing something at the core of what this project is all about.

Interference effects are presented in the form of non-dimensional interference factors (IF) that represent the aerodynamic forces on an octagonal plan shaped principal building with interference from adjacent three square plan shaped buildings.

If one doubts that represents a transition, read Matt Apuzzo's story, in the Times, about how closeted gays and lesbians working in the federal government were hunted and fired because of "suitability".

In other words, we claim that p i and p j do not conflict if every vertex that represents p i in (mathcal {G}_{g}) is connected to every vertex that represents p j in (mathcal {G}_{g}).

"If you do anything that represents us in any way, we're going to flock to it.

But if there is one thing that represents Ghazzawi more than anything, it is her belief in the power of people – not politicians, not parties, but individuals.

If Americans want a government that represents their views and speaks to their lives, they cannot sit on the sidelines any longer.