Sentence examples for it represented a force from inspiring English sources

At its peak in 1968, it represented a force of 543 personnel.

In a second case to be heard at the same time in May at the Royal Courts of Justice, a claimant who refused to work for six months unpaid under the government's community action programme will argue that it represented a form of forced labour and an "attack on his dignity".

And regardless of its intentions, the Brotherhood has hardly represented a force of change.

For example, if our example vector represented a force (in Newtons), then we might write it as "a force of 7.79 N at -61.99o to the horizontal".

Together this represented a force of about 20,000 men.

To Harrison, Nature will always be the "end all be all"; it represents an unconquerable force that sometimes resigns itself to observe mankind, while other times rears up in autonomy to right wrongs or bring chaos.

Acquisition of foreign DNA by horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is a crucial mechanism that allows bacteria to acquire new traits, and it represents a key driving force in bacterial evolution.

It describes that the concept of Satan, used synonymously with "God", is different for each LaVeyan Satanist, but that to all it represents a good and steadying force in his or her life.

So let me conclude without equivocation: Daniel Okrent in "Public Editor #1" represents a force for better journalism.

Second, the green movement -- which represents a force for moderation in the country -- is turning increasingly skeptical about US intentions.

EAM-ELAS, regardless of its relationship to the KKE, represented a revolutionary force, and change".