Sentence examples for options represents from inspiring English sources

But each of the many options represents only a facet of a larger unknowable divine absolute called Brahman.

"So creating kid-friendly versions of apps – with no advertising or in-app purchase options – represents a commercial opportunity for developers and marketers.

The assessment of different policy options represents a major tool for decision-makers in Biosphere Reserves, to develop more-resilient strategies for sustainable development and to visualise unintended consequences of these policies.

This set of options represents the status quo state 25 (N N N, N N, N, Y).

The average amount they would be looking to borrow is £620 ($812), meaning that further finance options represents a £25 billion sales opportunity for UK merchants alone - one which many may not even realize they are missing out on.

Jaguar Land Rover's decision to introduce a full range of electrified options represents an aggressive quickening of pace for the car makers drivetrain change-up plans; the Jaguar I-PACE, the company's first fully electric model is set to enter the market next year.

Options representing about 31.4 million shares are affected.

In the past these options represented a cheaper source of funding.

Given the most recent state polls, both of these options represent formidable challenges.

Programs designed for TileWorld often have a few options, represented as icons in a hidden horizontal bar.

(Edward I. Adler, Parsons's chief spokesman, said that the options represented just eight per cent of the more than nine million shares and options that Parsons retains).