Sentence examples for it represents by from inspiring English sources
"If the goal of government is to express the collective will of the citizenry, shouldn't it follow the lead of those it represents by tightening its own belt?" he wrote in a recent paper.
Yet it represents by far the largest borrowing plan in the state's history.
A value function being learned with Q-learning can be visualized on the grid world that it represents (by Andy Zeng).
With 20% clear weather, a laser-optical system at either pole could lower the 8-ton ENVISAT by 40 km in about 8 weeks, reducing the hazard it represents by a factor of four.
It represents by far the biggest issue of "dim sum" bonds, securities denominated in the currency of mainland China, but sold in Hong Kong, where people like to eat dumplings, pork buns and other tasty morsels known as dim sum.
One would sooner defile the flag than mock the sticker or what it represents by, say, putting it on upside down or slantwise, or scratching ironic quotation marks around "College" or "University".
It represented, by itself, more office space than existed in all of Houston, more than in Detroit or downtown Los Angeles.
By doing so, it represents ideas expressed by Wittgenstein in his book Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.
It represents just 500 feet by 500 feet.
It represents an $80-million 80-million the United States, Britain and the Netherlands.
