Sentence examples for it represents might from inspiring English sources
He likes that his status as a Catholic, the "outrageous bit of good fortune" that it represents, might keep him from going to hell.
If Harvard is truly willing to test the legitimacy of the pedigree it represents, this might be a sufficient check.
In this sense it represents, you might say, the last knockings of a traditional way of life that had almost disappeared even when van der Post made his journey here in 1955.
Additional consideration should be given, however, to the information contained within the pathogen's genome and the evolutionary history it represents because it might be of value (Redding et al. 2010).
Any thoughts on what it represents, or what it might mean for the government's proposed reforms are welcome Please leave any comments about this data on the datablog, here.
Therefore, it represents an assumption that might have non-negligible effects on the estimates.
This movie may not be about the haircut, but only about what it represents, and what that might mean.
The homology dataset poses the realistic challenge, as it represents the input that might be given to the algorithm in the course of virtual screening.
You are transfixed by it and what it represented, and what it might represent still.
It's a convenient division of responsibilities yet might it represent a loss?
There's probably a K in it (representing a thousand), although that might also be an M.
