Sentence examples for represent is more from inspiring English sources

The perseverance that the Masterton is supposed to represent is more difficult to discuss.

One can literally step over the meridian line, but the boundary it represents is more gradual.

One can literally step over the meridian line on foot, but the boundary it represents is more gradual.

What the Green Carpet Challenge represents is more complex than a single brand or a design philosophy.

The initial membership was 110 firms, representing a capital of £39,000,000, whereas now, although the actual membership has not shown any great increase, the capital represented is more than £200,000,000.

All Musial represents is more than two decades of sustained excellence and complete decency as a human being".

"In a situation where you're doing something other than, say, using your name, there's a pretty good chance that whatever your phone represents is more likely to be relevant to you than whatever else is going on".

In 141 articles the survey participants were students, and the subject area represented was more related to reading and writing (27 studies).

In addition, multiple hypodense foci were demonstrated in the liver supporting the hypothesis that Katayama fever represents are more generalized inflammatory response.

In the military that group, which is disproportionately represented, is even more likely to commit suicide.

While creating a representation of the network is relatively straight forward, deciding what should be represented is often more difficult.