Sentence examples for some represents from inspiring English sources

Some of the discontent grows out of financial disputes in the government, and some represents opposition to the peace negotiations.

Some of that reduction represents the deleveraging of Wall Street, and some represents bad debts written off.

More thoughtful Labourites worry that dismissing localism leaves them stranded as the party of the bossy, big state.Ultimately, the Big Society, flaky as it sounds to some, represents an ambition to make the state do less, do it better and encourage Edmund Burke's "little platoons" to take on more responsibility.

And now for an update in the continuing saga of the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA), a controversial piece of legislation currently in the Senate that, to some, represents an important tool to bolster the sharing of threat data between the government and private entities, and to others is a privacy-wrecking mess.

Dittus has also used his software to assess the Wikileaks US diplomatic cables data that leaked in 2010 pirated data that to some represents a serious threat to national security, and others, a step toward political transparency.

Some of the state laws represent incremental progress and some represent substantial change.

Some represented the local property developers who had a government licence to build on some land.

"Some represent a direct restriction on their ability to get information to make stories work.

Some represent mythical ideas, such as the wish-granting tree, others narratives from Buddhist legend.

The galleries are small, and some represent only one or a limited range of artists.

Some represent legendary scenes; others represent candis; the shallow chambers of others are thought to be royal tombs.