Sentence examples for release represents from inspiring English sources

The release represents rare good news for California's beleaguered amphibians.

Panesar took his 700th first-class wicket earlier this season but his release represents another challenge.

"The methane release represents a very significant explosion hazard, and of course methane is a potent greenhouse gas.

In the march toward greater price transparency in health care, the data release represents a milestone, though perhaps one more symbolic than substantive.

The DVD and theatrical release represents the culmination of the project, with Brownlow calling it "a tremendous step forward for film history".

The profound phenotypes associated with some of these point mutations suggest that the need to maintain efficient CLIP release represents a constraint on naturally occurring MHC II polymorphism.

He said the release represented less than 5 percent of the nation's strategic oil reserve.

Some of the figures cited in EPA's official news release represent stark declines from previous years.

The figure compares with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory's £19.42m at the same stage of its release, representing just over half of its eventual total of £37.8m.

A recent study argued that equity release represented poor value for money and it was better to sell up and move to a smaller property.

According to Billboard, Eminem's release represented about 14 percent of all album sales for the week, and it outsold the next 31 titles on the chart combined.