Sentence examples for makes represents from inspiring English sources

Warren does not merely represent one retrograde body of theological opinion, but is a pernicious political force which — no matter what disclaimers he makes — represents bigotry and strives to enforce inequality.If some evangelical bigwigs disapprove of Warren over this (and evidently some do), so much the better.

"He deserves every cent he makes representing me".

Each print I have made represents a chapter — the 200 represent a synthesis.

In eurozone politics, the 72 hours left until a decision has to be made represents an eternity.

We are particularly fond of the story that goes like this:  We have researched all the options, and the decision we have made represents that best one we could make given the facts.

Results suggest that landscape strategy making represents a promising way to improve policy integration in rural contexts but research is needed to find suitable ways to engage large scale intensive farming with the community based process.

The benefit for Netflix with a shift to self-generated content is that the licensing situation is much simpler, and the investment made represents a cost that continues to deliver value long after the initial spend.

The number of tested SNPs for which adjustment needs to be made represents those SNPs that have data available in both the Mayo tier 2 and NINDS datasets.

In our data, the process-focused decision making represented ad hoc decision making that was related to permanent events.

The decision he made represented a tremendous security to him.

May's proposals, if they are made, represent a culture shift.