Sentence examples for it represents even from inspiring English sources

Thus, it represents even a relatively "poor screening" method for RC at the general population level, especially as compared with screening methods, such as the PAP test, for other types of cancer.

That was clearly a violation of regulations, but whether it represented even a theoretical threat to the national security is hard to establish.

And, while the record-breaking Gronkowski gets most of the ink, it is Hernandez who in some ways represents even more of a matchup nightmare.

"Regarding the Pain of Others" bristles with a sense of commitment -- to seeing the world as it is, to worrying about the ways it is represented, even to making some gesture in the direction of changing it.

Binghamton's EvoS Series represents even more disciplines (including economics and history).

We specifically selected barley straw as the substrate in experiment 2 with the expectation that it would represent even a more recalcitrant forage source than barley silage.

Now it will be represented even more.

The judgment in Minya may be a similar deadly warning, but it represents something even more significant: it is a sign of how deeply Egypt's judiciary has been compromised by the government's onslaught against the Brotherhood.

Some candidates run because they think the party should be represented even when it will probably lose.

"I think people who feel things that aren't represented in the media feel comforted by seeing themselves represented, even if it's in their pain.

This brand of spelling — it used Hebrew letters to represent even silent German characters in shared cognates — subtly announced, as leaders of the German Jewish Reform movement once proclaimed, that "Berlin is our Jerusalem".