Sentence examples for it represents a key from inspiring English sources
"It represents a key moment in the history of British television comedy featuring the combined talents of some of its greatest exponents.
Robin Baker, head curator at the BFI National Archive, called the film one of the greatest treasures in the archive: "It represents a key moment in the history of mountaineering and remains an enduring monument to Mallory and Irvine".
It represents a key issue in every production activity.
It represents a key resource for economic development, social cohesion, and liveability in urban areas – and it is an element that can counter unchecked development that critically affects community values and can negatively affect urban quality of life.
It represents a key element to measure with precision the decay position of B mesons, satisfying the severe constraints imposed by the accelerator design, in terms of geometry of the interaction region and conditions of operation.
OnGuard has already yielded detail sufficient to guide phenotypic and mutational studies, and it represents a key step toward 'reverse engineering' of stomatal guard cell physiology, based on rational design and testing in simulation, to improve water use efficiency and carbon assimilation.
Cigna, for example, said it had no plans to spin off its pharmacy business because it represented "a key component of our integrated approach to health care," according to a statement.
It also represents a key site for the study of human adaptation to Late Glacial environmental changes in the southern Alpine area.
It also represents a key opening for startups to begin thinking about grade school in a post-tenure world, and the opportunities that will shortly exist to improve education.
It thus appears that Y59 represents a key determinant for synthetic site-based tRNA-dependent pretransfer editing in IleRS.
However, it is clear that myostatin represents a key potential molecular mediator of the pathogenesis of IR and sarcopenic syndromes, including sarcopenic obesity.
