Sentence examples for it represents very from inspiring English sources

It is also a way for us to talk to them in a language that is not your typical corporate speak, but it represents very much the tone of voice of ING DIRECT – having a real, down-to-earth conversation and taking that feedback on board.

Likewise it represents very well most music styles which are popular today; that ranges from Pop and Rock music over Rap, R&B to electronic dance music as Techno or House.

It represents very deviant thoughts and the ideas of vegans.

In both cases, this represents a changing, and slower, market, but it also represents very different realities.

"Even if demand falls short of predictions, it still represents very fast growth".

Again, this is a toy and it represents a very real and very scary part of our nature.

While the odds of the Brazilian forward ever leaving Spain for Old Trafford remain remote, the British press seem adamant that it represents a very real possibility.

The method accounts for the effects of viscosity, and due to its low computational cost, it represents a very good tool to perform rapid and accurate wing design and optimization procedures.

Civil society must have a real voice at the table because it represents the very practical needs of ordinary people, especially those of the very poorest members of a country's citizenry.

In a statement on its website, the committee said: "It represents a very significant step forward in terms of the openness and transparency of the agencies.

Even though sometimes we had restrictions on our own creativity, I have to admit it was easy to give him what he wanted because it was already represented very well in the reference images that he gave us.