Sentence examples for represents another time from inspiring English sources
The new fiscal problem for City Hall, however, stems from the Soldier Field deal and represents another time bomb that Mr. Emanuel inherited from Mayor Richard M. Daley.
"He represented another time and another mentality, too," he said.
They represent another time in our lives.
Eleni Schirmer, a fourth-year graduate student who helps lead the teaching-assistant associations, said the budget cuts represent another epochal time for the university.
Residence time represents another dimension of propagule pressure; in general, the longer the time has passed since the initial introduction, the more propagules will spread, thereby increasing the probability of founding new populations (Pyšek and Jarošík 2005).
"The reason it can feel overwhelming to find lots of emails in your work inbox," Ron Friedman, a psychologist and author of "The Best Place To Work," tells Business Insider, "is that each message represents another demand on your time and another decision you have to make.
As mentioned in the introduction, in the given application context detecting the number of active speakers at each time instant represents another crucial task.
But the site has astonished historians and archaeologists for another reason: it represents a "time capsule," in the words of Mr. Kiser, a rare snapshot in time, undisturbed through more than a century of urban construction around it.
The most abundantly expressed transcripts apparent during the time-series represent another interesting set of genes.
Art represents the time we live in.
