Sentence examples for represents to a from inspiring English sources

Without necessary assurances, you may find yourself negotiating with someone who cannot "bind" the party she represents to a contract.

The ratio of saturation capacities in a binary mixture represents, to a first approximation, the inverse of the ratio of molecular sizes.

The reason Clinton can't be trusted or believed when it comes to change is that she represents, to a great degree, the three sources of discontent formulated in our premise.

The perception of literature and literary life as a citadel with the public kept firmly behind the gates is not merely passé, it's positively antithetical to a new generation of readers aware of the power that their interest represents to a medium in danger of cultural marginalisation.

Environmentalists' deeper involvement in both state and federal campaigns represents, to a large extent, a recognition that legislation curbing greenhouse gas emissions on a broad scale will remain out of reach for years without a major political shift in Washington and state capitals.

"She represents to a large part of the country — not just people caught up in the damage of the crisis, but people who view this system as being fundamentally broken — she represents one of the most compelling advocates for reform," Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said at a breakfast with reporters last week.

In those days, the Americans were clear-eyed about the threat that Karzai represented to a stable Afghanistan.

Universities that make gowns compulsory and charge for tickets are ignoring the burden those costs can represent to a family.

Other faculty members are represented to a lesser extent, including John W. Baldwin, Charles A. Beard, Louis P. Galambos, Hans Gatzke, Waldo Heinrichs, W. Stull Holt, Franklin W. Knight, Owen Lattimore, J.G.A. Pocock, Wilfred Prest, F. Wilson Smith and C. Vann Woodward.

It exiles student expression to an area representing to a tiny percentage of SWC's 156-acre campus.

Other categories were represented to a lower extent (<7 %).