Sentence examples for represents a matter from inspiring English sources

Rather, it represents a matter of local responsibility.

In early March, the FBI conceded that the document represents "a matter of widespread and exceptional media interest in which there exist possible questions about the government's integrity which affect public confidence," and promised two weeks later to release it after completing a review of its contents.

The increasing rate of CDI episodes in Italian hospitals over the last six years represents a matter of concern for our country; the emergence of hypervirulent C. difficile strains, already circulating in Italy [ 21], is a cause of further worry.

On the more robust approach, a symbol is the sort of thing that represents a subject matter.

Microplastics (MPs) represent a matter of growing concern for the marine environment.

For him, and his colleagues, learning to use technology might represent a matter of death or life.

The micro-pollutants represent a matter of concern due to their high toxicity and persistence in environmental media.

These findings are supported, at least in part, by the fact that following a Mediterranean dietary style could represent a matter of money.

Entrapment syndromes, especially at the elbow, did not represent a matter of concern in establishing the diagnosis because conduction velocity slowing and electromyography findings were expected to be locally isolated.

* How can election officials possibly figure out which information represents a legit matter of concern and which is meaningless?

Because the optic nerve represents a white matter tract and is surrounded by a dural sheath containing cerebrospinal fluid, it was hyperintense in T1w images and hypointense with a hyperintense rim in T2w images (Fig.  8).