Sentence examples for like this represent from inspiring English sources

Tournaments like this represent the latest, strangest chapter in the history of lacrosse.

In theory, operations like this represent the advantage of moving U.S. soldiers into neighborhoods like Ghazaliya, where they can build relationships and glean intelligence, and that night's census was civil enough.

The company denies claims that schemes like this represent a brain drain, as Germany sucks in the brightest and best youngsters from all over Europe.

Firms like this represent patients in insurance disputes, for either a fee (typically starting at $300) or a share in the recovered amount.

He added that deals like this represent how Comcast is looking for more ways to add value to its existing cable customers by offering them more choice and access to new experiences.

"Events like this represent a danger to the cultural integrity and historical authenticity of the city".

"This is an all-encompassing charge by Leyton Orient, a battle by the little man against the big forces of evil if you like, this represents a challenge to our future and we have no choice but to fight our corner, and we believe we have right on our side".

"We like what this represents.

"An order like this represents the revival of the turbine business".

"There will be acute interest and focus on prices and price variation," said Ron Fontanetta, a benefits consultant at Towers Watson, who said that programs like this represented one approach.

Everyone knew what a suitcase like this represented.'.