Sentence examples for system represents a from inspiring English sources

Britain's first-past-the-post electoral system represents a formidable block on any new party emerging.

One of the elements of the reserve system represents a major change in one aspect of the uniform player contract.

This system represents a gaping hole in the public health network, thanks in part to the fact that prisoners become ineligible for Medicaid assistance while they're behind bars.

The substance, zinc orthophosphate, created by the addition of phosphoric acid and zinc oxide to the water system, represents a form of corrosion control.

Therefore for those out of work the system represents a postcode lottery in which success is determined not by individual effort but by geography".

But to others the system represents a shining exception to what Brazilians call panelinha, the habit of giving preference to one's connections.

"The discovery of the brain's positioning system represents a paradigm shift in our understanding of how ensembles of specialised cells work together to execute high cognitive functions.

For Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi, the decision to reregister her party and compete in elections in the military-backed system represents a historic shift.

The skeletal system represents a rare localization of sarcoidosis [62].

Each sample point of the system represents a spot.

Each agriculture system represents a different combination of markets, environment, land, labor, capital and other inputs.