Sentence examples for represented a sound from inspiring English sources

"With interest rates so low, investors are opting to put money into bricks and mortar rather than into savings and London has always represented a sound investment".

Murdoch's point – in a speech made to an audience that included his father, Rupert, and the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt – was that the 1710 act represented a sound starting point for debates about copyright today.

This was also based on our present data, which represented a sound telomerase expression at the same time point.

"This transaction represents a sound return on our original investment".

It is a strange step to go from that to a squiggle that represents a sound.

Still, Reinhardt's decision to go for a solid base hit rather than a home run represents a sound instinct.

Also, Mr. Gore's proposal that the two men form a compact of mutual support once a winner is determined represents a sound step toward an orderly transition.

This song is here as a placeholder, representing a sound that could have easily generated its own Top 10 or Top 20 list; it's also here because it's crazy.

He adds: "It is easy to forget the big picture, which is that the WG2 volume represents a sound and reliable statement of our knowledge, and is the product of robust and rigorous assessment by you all".

Further, Iranian changed stops such as p before certain consonants to spirants such as f: Sanskrit pra 'forth,' Avestan frā̆; Old Persian fra; Sanskrit putra- 'son,' Avestan puθra-, Old Persian pusa- (s represents a sound that is also transliterated as ç).

One cannot infer from the fact that we can perceptually represent a sound without representing its location, that we can perceptually represent a non-located sound.