Sentence examples for support represents from inspiring English sources

Emanuel's support represents a decisive proof-of-concept for Gates's strategy to rebuild the South Side.

That level of support represents a racial advantage for him, too, right?

But the decision to withhold support represents an unusually pointed disagreement between City Hall and Mr. Paterson's office, which nominated Mr. Walder and negotiated his pay.

Nonetheless, Mr McClure calls the Autodesk system a "milestone" in the commercial evolution of MT. Technical support represents an untapped market for MT, he says.

She said the company's support "represents one of the most significant long-term corporate investments in UK arts and culture", and expressed gratitude to BP for its "groundbreaking support of the collection displays and other programmes".

She says she does not presume that Mr. Carnahan's acceptance of her support represents a Playboy endorsement but she does presume that "the overwhelming majority of Missourians know Playboy as a magazine of high editorial quality".

The groundswell of support represented "a fantastic example of the zeitgeist in rare form".

More than £1m was being spent on means-tested support, representing 8.8 per cent of the charity's income, according to the regulator.

The bosoms that those nip-waisted bodies support represent every half-formed hope of escape and success and love that their target audience of teens hardly dares whisper to themselves.

Cable-direct-driven-robots (CDDRs) provided with a passive serial support represent an interesting and rising evolution of planar cable robots.

The hypotheses that the strategies in religion/fanciful thoughts and in the search for social support represent a positive correlation with the SWB were not confirmed.