Sentence examples for now it represents from inspiring English sources

Now it represents something larger — an opportunity, Iraqi leaders say, to showcase its fragile democracy.

Now it represents 30% of the market".

Now it represents a conceptual approach that helps us tell a more ample story".

Where his languid body language made critics carp, now it represents clever, elusive movement.

This rule is under review, but for now it represents the island's greatest escape valve of all.

Obama could (and probably will) revisit this decision, but for now it represents a dramatic break with Clinton-era orthodoxy.

Although WA-CMS still dominates among the subtypes, its absolute dominance has been diminishing since the mid-1990s, anownow it represent less than 55% of the total CMS-based hybrid rice (Figure 3b).

The program is only a shell of itself now, but it represents the continuing paradox of a semipro sports industry that constantly wrestles with its dual roles as an appendage of the university and the university's cash register.

"But now suddenly it represents a brand new, large revenue stream".

Think about what writing means to you now, what it represents.

The article reads much better now, and it represents the most comprehensive current review of sirenomelia in the available literature.