Sentence examples for it represents too from inspiring English sources

It represents too many Palestinians to be squashed or ignored.But Hamas must do a lot better itself.

The car is officially a design study, but it represents too much of the small company's material and emotional capital to be merely a whim.

"You probably wouldn't even be able to tell there was a little hump underneath [the peak] for the alternative base read, because it represents too small a percentage of the molecules".

Among those who oppose the law, 42% said their most important reason is that it represents "too much government involvement in healthcare".

While the cheetah pronghorn example is a useful physics task in a biological context, it represents too small a part of the predator prey interaction to have much biological significance.

"At that time, people felt it represented too much control over the use of their property," said the senior planner here, Thomas Ford.

Labour accused the party of being hopelessly split on the issue, as the prime minister came under pressure from rightwingers to drop the measure on grounds it represented too much interference by the state.

The union is 70percentt black, Upshaw said, "but I have 30percentt white I represent, too".

For population models of aquatic organisms, it is crucial to know what a model represents too.

Melinda represents too many alienated, victimized teens, and when she at last finds her voice, it makes you want to find and use your own.

The G-20 is viewed as an important grouping, but for the moment it is too new and unwieldy, and it may represent too many divergent members to facilitate the crafting of a coherent position on global health.