Sentence examples for may represent just from inspiring English sources

"Kodak's problems may represent just another dot to connect in a picture of an economy that is slowing across the board," he said.

"By 2020 we may represent just one to two percent of the world's work," says Mr Webb, who used to be a senior executive at eBay.

All this may represent just the growing pains of an Administration in office for only 15 months, half of which have been spent coping with a world suddenly on fire.

These figures may represent just a small fraction of the actual donations made to these political parties, and the amount from unidentified donors far outweigh those identified by political parties.

Writing your letter of reference may represent just one action item on their weekly to-do list.

For some people, the chronic headache may represent just a minor problem in a co-morbidity of other pain condition [5, 16].

Since preserved miRNAs could be considered as a kind of control for dysregulated miRNAs, the 11 pathways shared by preserved and dysregulated miRNAs may potentially represent just a background.

Maternal age at birth may represent not just the biological age of the maternal oocyte, but may also reflect the age of the mother's mother (the maternal grandmother), where the initial meiotic cleavage of such an oocyte occurred (Warburton, 1997).

However, this may have represented just Capella (Alpha Aurigae) or the modern constellation as a whole; this figure was alternatively called Gamlum or MUL.GAM in the MUL.APIN.

The landscape model suggests that both robust, difficult-to-alter T-cell phenotypes and flexible T cells with further differentiation potential may be represented just by quantitative changes in the shape and relative depth of the attractor basins.

Future studies may elucidate whether, in inflamed joints, CD30-positive cells represent just activated cells, or cells with a possibly more regulatory phenotype.