Sentence examples for represent enough from inspiring English sources

It still does not represent enough of the black majority".

If the game is a mini-United Nations, its players represent enough occupations to start a small town.

The current crop of westerns may not yet represent enough swallows to officially constitute a summer, but certain themes are visible.

Retail software upgrades for Windows and Office are minuscule compared to Enterprise and O.E.M. sales, and don't represent enough opportunity for a new retail venture.

"Plastic packaging is a byproduct of a byproduct, and we don't represent enough volume to counteract the industry," Mr. Sasine said.

The romantic fantasies of marriage as solely personally transcendent and socially validating can be compared to gay people's utopian visions of leaders who still seem completely, purely "ours," but represent enough other interests to amass broad support and therefore real influence.

Athletics also weren't represented enough.

Although alpha may be vanishingly small, it still represents enough profit to keep the computers running.

Do you think that different communities of people are represented enough in fiction today?

He is animated, leaning forward into the row: "He thought that the Pashtuns were not being represented enough.

But the union says that its scientific studies establish that the beef represented enough danger to human health to warrant not complying with the organization's ruling.