Sentence examples for represents broad from inspiring English sources

Software is a technology that represents broad classes of interactions abstractly.

Opportunities for Women Education City represents broad opportunities for women, in a nation where many families do not allow their daughters to travel overseas for higher education or to mix casually with men.

Mr. Mwangaguhunga cited another metric, however, that he thinks is more telling: 46 percent of his visitors, about 7.5 million people, are black women, a number that represents broad penetration into that market.

(The horizontal top part of the "T" represents broad knowledge and skills, while the vertical component represents specialization).

To identify rhythmic RTN cells and establish RTN maps of activity we performed cycle-triggered averages (CTAs) using the anatomical location of the RTN to define the region of interest (ROI) that represents broad RTN activity.

Mr. Makhlouf represents broader changes afoot in the country.

But it also represents broader social and demographic trends that are increasingly stretching the party, given its present platform – particularly, but not exclusively, among minorities and women.

It represents broader Libyan opinion no more than Anders Breivik did that of Norway.

It's this predatory ethos of business, this allegiance not to country but company, that Clinton aims to reform, for while Trump is unique, he represents broader trends.

continue to be a moderate people's party, representing broad sections of the population?" Köditz said.

They were a little creepy, but they represented broad public support, and relief.