Sentence examples for represented a final from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tucker said the latest criticism represented a final effort by Mr. Ashcroft's opponents to thwart his nomination.

It was said that for Yukawa, living in proximity to danger represented a final chance to make sense of a life filled with misfortune.

Instead, for Yukawa, living life in proximity to danger represented a final chance to make sense of a life filled with misfortune.

The Supreme Court has twice taken up that challenge and forced the Administration to change tactics; the new law represented a final attempt to remove the detainees from the purview of the Court.

Neither deal represented a final victory, and in fact some on the left in his own party argued that both of them amounted to sellouts on principle in favor of expediency.

Cavendish obliged and for this pair the triumph perhaps represented a final rapprochement after their very public falling-out during the 2008 Olympics, when Cavendish stormed empty-handed away from the velodrome in the belief that Wiggins, already with two Beijing golds in his baggage, had let him down in the two‑man Madison event.

The final symbol represents a final n (sometimes m).

It will represent a final and fitting twist to those words of James Murdoch.

For Ms. Bartels, the Web site represents a final plea for help.

"This represents a final decision, and we will respect the decision of the Iraqi judiciary".

For many Muslim women, the religious laws that subordinate them to the authority of male relatives represent a final frontier.