Sentence examples for notice represents from inspiring English sources

The notice represents a reversal from what lawyers and environmental officials in the agency's Washington and regional offices previously told landowners and members of Congress in e-mails.

What diversity they notice represents groups that are quite distinct, with differences so large that it is impossible to imagine how their members could share a common ancestry.

The education market — as Apple and others have noticed — represents a huge mobile opportunity, and today sees the launch of an app that plays on that potential, with added gamification and social twists.

Nonetheless, the service termination notices represent a big step for New York.

At time of death no statistically significance for creatinine, ammonia and lactate values was noticed representing death due to ALF.

A smear under the 21-nt band could also be noticed representing the 20-nt sRNAs, the second size more abundant in MNSV infected leaf, cotyledon and root according to the deep-sequencing analysis.

"This bill represented something so big that people noticed," said Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, a research group.

"Although this has been finalized on such short notice, it represents a substantial investment on Farmers' part to help in the tournament's success," Finchem said in a statement.

Failure of others to stand up and take notice would represent a serious error; Day is suddenly in the form of his life.

Mike Hickey, a video game industry analyst with Janco Partners who has been bullish on Take-Two's stock, said the Wells notice might represent a positive development in that it could bring some one aspect of the company's problems closer to an end.

The duo Anderson & Low (Jonathan Anderson and Edwin Low), whose portraits of athletes have achieved particular notice, are represented in the gift by a diptych of a cadet/athlete at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis.