Sentence examples for representing issues from inspiring English sources

People see AIPAC as representing issues that are anathema to them.

Other genes did not have matching changes, likely representing issues of sensitivity and post-transcriptional regulation.

Engagement in workshop activities was maximised through the use of cards to sort and discuss attributes, with pictures representing issues under discussion.

Nonetheless, we believe that the inclusion of health care providers in the development of the questionnaire has led to an acceptable survey, representing issues that are of importance to the health care providers.

Perhaps if the word "choice" once again represented issues of social justice, it would resonate more.

3. Create their own children's television characters to represent issues of importance in their communities.

Despite strong views, his films are not didactic but represent issues that need discussion and reform.

"We don't represent issues that are inconsistent with what we believe in.

-How can your character represent issues of local importance in a subtle way?

"It's striking that we think of her as representing so well the story of the stolen generation experience, when in fact she was actually living this life that represents issues facing just too many young Indigenous people," she says.

Environmental issues (such as global warming) represent issues of concern and of survival for humanity and human civilization.