Sentence examples for it represents further from inspiring English sources

But at least one group objected to the deal, partly because it represents further consolidation in the industry and partly because Sinclair's newscasts have been accused of showing bias toward Republican and conservative causes.

Neighbored concepts, which are related to the concept via an object property, be it a real or virtual one, are displayed in neighbored tabs with hierarchically subordinated tabs, each of it representing further neighbored concepts.

Acetate as buffer represents further advantages to HEPES as it is more easily available and cheaper.

An older woman saves her from an attack, yet it's unclear whether this woman is her savior or represents further danger.

For the average English council, this represents further £30m cuts for 2015-16.

To Nancy Eldredge, who edits the University Park Temblor, a local newsletter, the impending loss of the house represents further homogenization of the neighborhood, where the number of original houses is shrinking steadily each year, fetching from $800,000 to $2 million for the land.

The department has declined an FOI request by the Association of Colleges, which represents further education and sixth form colleges, to see the list of applications to open free schools for 16-19-year-olds 16-19-year-olds 16-19-year-olds 16-19-year-olds

A positive familial history often represents further evidence of this diagnosis.

In a move that represents further consolidation in the crowdsourced in-store data gathering space, London-headquartered BeMyEye has acquired U.K. rival Task360.

Furthermore, the presence of this white lead primer layer in both samples represents further proof of this artistic technique.

Deriving values of alternative uses of these bed-days represents further challenges.