Sentence examples for only represent a from inspiring English sources

Senators represent the entire state while representatives only represent a specific district.

"These agency spending reductions, however, only represent a first step".

These relative comparisons only represent a moving goal line.

But they only represent a percentage of opportunities, not the totality.

Imposing the constraints proposed by Ms. Steinfeld could only represent a setback for the progress we have achieved.

Moreover, those releases only represent a small fraction of Young's compositional and performance-based work over the last 60 years.

I've pondered on occasion that perhaps I don't exist, only represent a product of the subjects' dreams.

The poor not only represent a big chunk of the electorate; they also, proportionately, vote more than the rich do.

Leonardo's existing notes are sprawling, but only represent a part of the output he lists in his own summaries of various planned books.

It is a multiplex world on television now, where, even with network shows, a prime-time slot may only represent a first screening.

Violent radicalised youths only represent a tiny minority of Muslims, but they are dangerous and their numbers are growing in Europe.