Sentence examples for represents can from inspiring English sources

In "How milk zaps tooth decay" (Daily Mail), zaps represents "can neutralise".

In fact, the shift in trade policy that Lula represents can easily be exaggerated.

Furthermore, as is the case when carriers work with other marketplaces, the carriers ePolicy represents can avoid the stigma of selling directly to consumers -- and risking the contempt of other agents.

Kim Jong-un clearly sees the need for his country to change and recognizes that an increased flow of information, which Google represents, can be a lubricant for such change.

Ultimately, however, the future of the Bosnian basketball team will depend on how successfully the country it represents can be made to hang together: politics in Bosnia can be a vicious sport.In the two years since the end of the fighting between Muslims, Croats and Serbs, the presence of NATO-led troops has upheld the peace, while rival politicians have continued their squabbling.

These diagrams need to be simple, so that the basics of the operation it represents can be appreciated quickly.

Bridging that gap among 1,045 delegates and the 65 synods they represent can feel impossible, she said.

With so many countries and so many interests represented, can the Socialist Internationalist really have a common purpose?

Our own studies also show how visual artists – especially emerging ones and those not commercially represented – can lack the confidence needed to negotiate for themselves.

Jackson admits that there is a specific phenomenal way of representing but he now insists that the phenomenal way of representing can be accounted for in physcialist terms.

"In my experience, properly conducted inquests where families are represented can play a very, very important preventative role".