Sentence examples for this represents a change from inspiring English sources

This represents a change over a year ago, as evidenced by the tables below, but also last month's rolling, 12-week sales chart, where iPhone topped sales in the U.S. The figures come at a timely moment, with news breaking earlier that Samsung has chosen New York for the launch of the newest version of its best-selling Galaxy S IV flagship device, scheduled for March 14.

Again, this represents a change in policy.

"This represents a change in sexual practices in American youth and may provide antimicrobial-resistant gonococci an added advantage," Rice told me.

I would contend that this represents a change from the politics of the 20th century, where church commitment was stronger, as were debates about the fundamentals of our political system while the battle between capitalism and communism played out.

"Given that in the recent past West Papuans have been imprisoned and tortured for exercising basic democratic freedoms, I hope this represents a change in attitude by Indonesia on West Papua rather than simply trying to distract international attention from the issue".

This represents a change from a previous protocol where treatment as soon as possible after injury was carried out.

"This represented a change in direction that played to all his strengths," Mr. Smith said.

But the McCain campaign declined to elaborate Friday night on whether this represented a change in his views.

The Sanders campaign did not respond to a request for comment last week on whether this represented a change in the senator's position.

Not only does this represent a change in the abilities of an individual, but also a change in the cost of their care.

In men, this represented a change from Annual Percentage Change (APC) of 0.9% (0.1 to 1.6) to APC −9.8% (−15.5 to −3.7).