Sentence examples for stands for every from inspiring English sources

Beamish, we might say, stands for every educated, ineffectual, exhausted liberal.

This was originated in a system called E.H.A.A., which stands for Every Hand an Adventure, and it lived up to its name when East used it.

where ρ i stands for every subchannel gain and is sorted in decreasing order.

Under this biker/businessman, EMAP has become one of Europe's most fun places to work — staffers, mostly in their 20s and 30s, like to say the name stands for Every Meeting's A Party.

While the total number of extracted terms represented in Table 2 stands for every term extracted from the corpora, a more important number of terms is expressed in Table 3.

The matrix H v = G v HF v = diag σ1,..., σ b ) is the virtual channel matrix of size b × b, σ i stands for every subchannel gain (sorted by decreasing order), v v = G v v is the virtual noise, G v and F v are unitary matrices obtained from applying the SVD operation on the channel matrix.

It did not occur to them that the right man might not happen to stand for every electorate.

I am here to say that in a great cause these labour organisations have stood for the weak, they have stood for every humane law that was ever placed on the statute books.

"We take a stand for every woman around the world who has been raped or sexually assaulted and has been too afraid to speak out," he announced in a grave baritone.

Ms. Dion does not falter here: there are no stories, no specifics, no names and no concrete details. "I think I could find the will," she sings, "to stand for every dream".

But I am here to say that in a great cause these labor organizations, despised and weak and outlawed as they generally are, have stood for the poor, they have stood for the weak, they have stood for every human law that was ever placed upon the statute books.