Sentence examples for so represent from inspiring English sources

A dozen or so represent Olivier; the others possess her attributes.

The predictions depend on diffusion and dissolution proceeding in parallel, and so represent an extension of earlier analyses where diffusion and reaction occurred sequentially.

However, thinktanks, including the Policy Exchange, point out that they are cheaper than comparable builds under Labour's flagship Building Schools for the Future, so represent value for money.

"Decisions to save cash in the short term – deferring spending and reducing equipment numbers – have added significant long-term costs to the defence programme, and so represent poor value for money," it says.

Nutria routinely indulge in "eat outs," during which they destroy virtually all the plant life for hundreds of square feet, and so represent yet another cause of land loss.

Perhaps three hundred have been considered usable by the "Monitor" people, many of them after considerable cutting and splicing, and of those not more than a dozen or so represent Nichols and May at the top of their form.

OK. OK, so representing the object propositions of joints.

Hesitancy to do so represents a real safety gap," Bell said.

Daly is in fact a solicitor, so represented the workers, but not in court.

It is not a government program, and so represents a tithing of manpower.

The middle layer, with watches up to $400 or so, represented about 42 million units.