Sentence examples similar to represents a further viewpoint from inspiring English sources

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

That would represent a further slowing of Yahoo's growth.

They say the critics represent a minority viewpoint.

"It does represent a political viewpoint, but that is not a bad thing since everything does anyway," Ms. Harlow said.

Public Enemy represented a political viewpoint that was reminiscent of footage of black American rallies of the Sixties and Seventies, a la Malcolm X and Martin Luther King.

Data analysis consisted of examining and categorizing all relevant information that represented a common viewpoint or perspective connected to the key questions or purpose of the study.

If such an idea is disconcerting, then surely the idea of schools representing a single religious viewpoint is equally deplorable.

And the plank seems to represent a viewpoint on abortion more rigid than Mr. Bush has sometimes portrayed his own to be.

DAVID HILLIARD Nearly all of Hilliard's handsome color photographs are arranged as triptychs, with each image representing a slightly different viewpoint and moment in time.

Private groups representing a variety of viewpoints on wetlands policy generally found reasons to welcome the study.

They represented a variety of viewpoints.