Sentence examples for represents too from inspiring English sources

Their critique is that Obamacare represents too great an intrusion of the federal government into the health-insurance market.

It represents too many Palestinians to be squashed or ignored.But Hamas must do a lot better itself.

The car is officially a design study, but it represents too much of the small company's material and emotional capital to be merely a whim.

Melinda represents too many alienated, victimized teens, and when she at last finds her voice, it makes you want to find and use your own.

Its government worries that competition from Chinese factories and American farms represents too great a threat, while gaining more access to world markets is of only limited attraction.Other poor countries are also unsure what they would gain.

Bearing in mind both the paucity of the competition and the fact no-one knows when he'll see fit to return, tonight represents too rare a chance to miss out on.

Small makers will be represented, too.

But more recent history is represented too.

The classics are well represented too.

Independent filmmaking is worthily represented, too.

The self-help genre is well represented, too.