Sentence examples for it too represents from inspiring English sources

The Street View part of the project doesn't have that kind of high-resolution clarity, but it, too, represents a processing challenge, as users can rotate the view 360 degrees or move in six directions.

The new iPad has now arrived, and it, too, represents a mostly internal upgrade.

It too represented a tissue of creative allusions, deft reworkings of traditional forms to serve new functions".

International revenue, too, represents a tiny fraction of its business.

That, too, represents a significant improvement.

But "Valkyrie," too, represents a missed opportunity.

This, too, represents a failure to grasp the particularity of the gay experience.

Cruz, too, represents the kind of hostile takeover that Polsby warned about.

That approach, too, represents training filtered down from many elite programs.

Though to be sure, that, too, represents a potential risk.

And Tilt, too, represents a sort of future-facing payments service, rather than other services like Venmo, which see a lot of use in paying people back.