Sentence examples for nice represents from inspiring English sources
NICE represents an oft-cited independent, centralised authority where decision making is informed by CEA.
These findings support the notion that, at this stage, the glucose target prescribed in the control arm of NICE represents an acceptable standard of glycaemic control.
"Its nice representing the school I'm going to.
"There are so many different kind of women and I think it's nice to represent all the girls in the world," he said.
Each of those really nice cars represented at least one really good white-collar job, and there must have been a thousand of them right here, smack in the middle of the pumpkin field that backed up against Fairbanks Boulevard.
No problem, click the corresponding tab and you'll see a nice graph representing the evolution of all these elements.
"I'm from one of the smaller towns in the competition," Mr South Shields tells me, "and it's nice to represent that.
Profits may be relatively modest, thanks to the huge scale and ambition of the event, but it certainly represents a nice windfall for rights holder Universal.
So what's bizarre is the idea that Brahms's Fourth Symphony represents a nice night out at your local concert hall.
While that price is way below the peak, it still represents a nice profit for any investor who bought when the company went public in 1997, although it is below the price paid when the company sold stock to the public in 2004.
