Sentence examples for more represents from inspiring English sources
Yesterday's agreed plans to start the process of disciplining a further 62, and possibly as many as 140 more, represents a shift of gear.
A house costing 400,000 Canadian dollars or more represents the high end of the island market; so far this year, 29 homes of this caliber have sold, he said.
I don't think the Labour Party any more represents the working people of this country who aspire to a better life".
The results show that an antenna separation of 3 or more, represents the wavelength, can achieve a correlation less than 0.5 unless a very strong line of sight exists.
But in our view thats a wildly optimistic assumption on growth in demand, and I think it more represents an effort to pressure OPEC than it reflects a real consideration of the factors the IEA has identified in the past.
While opposing the physical discipline and authoritarian style pushed by Dobson, today's progressive parenting more represents a lifestyle than a worldview.
These inaccurate forecasts more represent the norm than the exception.
These extremists in Luton no more represent ordinary Muslims than the Real IRA represent ordinary Irish people.
Women are becoming more represented in sport, politics, and now – gasp – action films.
These works, created 30 years ago and more, represent experiments as radical as any by artists on other continents.
Less than 25percentt of their lawyers spent 50 hours or more representing clients who could not pay, it found.
