Sentence examples for represents to its from inspiring English sources

Students should focus on the following questions as they consider themes and titles: -What do you think your school represents to its students?

That thought occurred to me as I presented to my students in first-year economics a sketch of what economists call "constrained optimization": An investor-owned company, for example, is modeled by economists as seeking to maximize the wealth that the company represents to its owners, without violating the laws of the land.

Lehman contends that the sale was represented to its board and to the bankruptcy court as a "wash".

"Professor Fuss represents to me the professional at its best," wrote another student.

"The song that represents Massachusetts to its core is clearly Roadrunner," she said.

However, lack of an easy, cost efficient production of the recombinant full-length adiponectin and its brief circulating half-life represents limits to its therapeutic use.

Newfoundland is particularly well represented, thanks to its isolation and to an unusual Irish-dominated settlement history.

Williams' parts represent potential to its investors as independent companies.

Social media is an effective way for a small business to represent itself to its customers online.

For the Arab world, Egypt's determination under President Hosni Mubarak to secure the border came to represent its decision to put its partnership with Israel and the United States ahead of solidarity with its fellow Muslims languishing in of Gaza.

(In a way, for Coutts it represents a return to its roots: It was founded by John Campbell, a Scottish goldsmith).