Sentence examples for represented a further from inspiring English sources

The Securitas robbery of 2006 represented a further step in the multinationalisation of British crime, with Albanian and Moroccan involvement.

Out campaigners claimed the latest text represented a further watering down of a plan they had already dismissed as inadequate.

Jefferson's mature position on that forbidden subject represented a further retreat from any leadership role in ending the "peculiar institution".

Out campaigners claimed that the latest revised text to emerge on Thursday represented a further watering down of a plan that they had already dismissed as inadequate.

Turkey's military strike within Syria, which represented a further deterioration of relations between the onetime allies, came after several huge explosions struck a government-held district of Aleppo.

It represented a further cooling of activity tied to political events, after more than 10.3 million posts were published during the first debate, which set a record.

/ The second generation of something, or representing a further evolution.

The move represents a further escalation of the crisis between the countries.

And operators of alternative electronic trading systems, while still limited in Canada, represent a further threat.

Rather, it represents a further squeezing of demand out of the economy during a recession, and will lengthen dole queues.

Meacham, however, rejected the notion that the family quarrel represents a further blow to Jeb's bid for the White House.