Sentence examples for represent little from inspiring English sources

The low-cheating holidays represent little more than an extra day off from work.

"Twenty-five year 'permanence' may represent little more than the deferral of one clearing cycle," the report found.

In this context, the eighty-five thousand foreigiven given H-1B visas each year represent little more than statistical noise.

To borrow a favorite phrase of the now 70-year-old Ferguson, the midseason markets represent little value.

Revealing though they are, however, the numbers represent little more than a chapter in Avery's complex New York tenures.

For many, particularly the jobless young, the EU has come to represent little more than managed decline.

"We represented little guys against big guys".

In fact, some of the promises represented little change for the airlines.

But too often, "job placement" represents little more than a database of available work.

In other words, the value of a collectible -- Professor Guay collects wine -- represents little more than the whims of enthusiasts.

For all the fighting, the compromise represented little change from the law passed Oct. 27 and then vetoed.