Sentence examples for means represents from inspiring English sources

But of those 232,000 -- and that by no means represents all unemployed workers -- only 72,000 were still getting benefits in mid-July.

But as I said, this article is a genuine scientific work and by no means represents scientific theft".

Elizabeth: Communicating through digital means represents a major change for the human race.

The map by no means represents the whole GIF community, and many names are missing, but as Scali notes, "it's a first step".

"It's absolutely disgraceful and shameful and by no means represents the city of Vancouver.... We have had an extraordinary run in the playoff, great celebration.

While Netanyahu's coalition represents a majority within the Knesset, it by no means represents the overwhelming number of Israelis who are ready for a leader who can maintain a united government and deliver peace.

The point is that these mullahs by no means represent true Islam.

Being on the count means representing your car.

That means representing people in family court and housing court.

This mean represents the NS.

Each mean represents data from at least three independent experiments.