Sentence examples for represents part of a from inspiring English sources

The merger represents part of a continuing trend of consolidation in the research tools market.

For Pearson the sale represents part of a plan to focus its newspaper business on the Financial Timesand online projects.

The project represents part of a broadening of market focus by Hovnanian, which is best known as a builder of town houses for first-time buyers.

The sculpture represents part of a cabin interior with a painting of a great ocean wave built into the wall like a window.

And, in a way, the lively scene of new and evolving instruments represents part of a larger split in the classical music world between traditionalists and experimenters.

Speaking of Rhode Island, Wendy Schiller, a political science professor at Brown, said: "Even though it's small, it represents part of a whole network of mostly Northeastern states that she's won and that traditionally go Democratic in the general election.

Blurred Lines represents part of an increasingly vibrant conversation about achieving genuine equality for our daughters (and sons).

The survey represents part of an ongoing, continuous quality improvement process being applied to KCLDI Master Programme in Dental Public Health.

It is possible that GST induction represents part of an adaptive response mechanism to chemical stress [ 20].

This investigation represents part of an ongoing National Toxicology Program initiative to determine the relative potency of chronic toxicity and carcinogenicity of polychlorinated dioxins, furans, and biphenyls.

This sample represents part of an adult female twin cohort recruited since 1995 (www.twinsuk.ac.uk) from the general UK population 7 and from the Australian Twin Registry.