Sentence examples for this clearly represents from inspiring English sources
This clearly represents a marked cultural shift.Here meanwhile are the 15 states with the biggest drops from 1988-2005 in the overall teen pregnancy rate.1.1
"This clearly represents the biggest test for them," said John Kilduff, a senior vice president at the brokerage firm MF Global, who said the move could backfire if investors failed to respond to the extra Saudi supplies.
While I often believe that supply-siders overstate their case against taxes, this clearly represents a level at which perverse incentive effects including non-compliance and reduced labor supply (especially among second earners) could materialize.
This clearly represents Google's big push to bring enterprise development to the cloud, by now offering a powerful and interoperable environment and toolset to developers.
He said in his statement yesterday: "This clearly represents political abuse of the court system". .
"This clearly represents political abuse of the court system and there is no legal basis in this decision," he said.
Clearly for him to sit in judgment on this matter clearly represents a conflict.
All this data clearly represents a rich resource with the potential to improve care, but until recently was underutilized.
While this list clearly represents the free choice of the judging panel, it's disappointing for those of us who believe that prizes should reward the best but also give a leg-up to the underappreciated and deserving.
The first is that while this change clearly represents extra content, the new curriculum now allows schools to make a distinction between what it calls 'overview' studies and 'depth' studies, implying that some units can be taught quickly, perhaps in a few lessons, while other units need to be taught in much greater detail.
This behavior clearly represents the fact that as S b max increases, fewer RBs are available at each scheduling slot, reaching the point of system resource depletion at a lower value of average user requested data rate.
