Sentence examples for represents for some from inspiring English sources

The demolition, which would affect more than 4,500 housing units, represents for some the plight of a poor, black underclass displaced by Hurricane Katrina and struggling to return.

The election of Mr. Uribe represents for some Colombians a fervent hope for peace and for others a prelude to full-scale war between his new government and the various armed groups of Colombia.

In tandem with one or two other recent efforts to hold the underperforming Indian state to account for example, a right to information law, passed in 2005 NREGS represents for some starry-eyed acolytes the basis for a social-security system in a country that has more poor people than any other.In Rajasthan, at least, it is working well.

"The palm leaf, just like the palm tree, represents, for some women, the (unspoken) status of "mother goddess," a source of wealth and a protective figure, like the protective shade of a palm tree".

One wonders what Shadid with his eloquent, informed prose would make of the story coming out of the Middle East today based on the attack to Islam that Innocence of Muslims represents for some and the anti-American feelings it has fueled.

In Figure 1, the solutions of (4.1) and (4.2) are graphically represented for some representative values of the parameters.

It's odd that she has come to represent, for some, a kind of soulless hipster cool, because in July's work, nobody is cool.

In the US, the young black man Trayvon Martin was seen as a threat when he visited a gated community in Florida because he represented, for some, the menace of the iconic ghetto.

The reward for Team Canada: a congratulatory Twitter message from its prime minister, Stephen Harper, and a road trip to Serbia that will represent, for some players, a return to their roots.

These molecular markers are not randomly distributed, but are associated with distinct cytogenetic subgroups and represent for some part independent prognostic parameters.

However, a shortened gestational age of a half-week would represent, for some women, a risk of preterm delivery (Eskenazi et al. 2004).