Sentence examples for this has represented from inspiring English sources

For years this has represented a simple, if somewhat stressful way to make a living.

For the most part this has represented an inappropriate use of the mechanism, say Manuel Bogner, a graduate student, and Lambert Schneider, a climate change expert, in a case study on China prepared for publication by the German publishing house Lexxion.

This has represented a major obstacle to the development of association mapping approaches in An. gambiae.

This has represented a major stumbling block to studying this condition using insurance data.

Although this has represented a 'kiss of death' to editors and study sections, emerging evidence from multiple metastasis-suppressor genes suggests that it may represent a strength, because it supports the hypothesis that these genes 'work' by a different mechanism.

This had represented a challenge to Mr Prabhakaran.

They described that this had represented a particularly important space which helped restore the 'normalcy' lost, when they were sick before and soon after being commenced on antiretroviral therapy.

Evidently, this artist has represented similar scenes on other vases.

For more than a century this franchise has represented -- and played with -- the emotions of so many football fans.

This street has represented the tertiary street within Cempaka Putih area.

However, for many years this task has represented a significant challenge for synthetic chemists and protein engineers.