Sentence examples for this represents for from inspiring English sources

This represents, for an Englishman, a practically current adaptation of American slang.

The issue here is the political problem this represents for Obama, which should be obvious enough.

"This represents for us a new beginning that will outlast every scandal down through the centuries," Cardinal Mahony said.

"This represents for the US the first time they have been touched by that which has smashed down other societies, which the governors have contributed to," Mr Pilger.

Let's turn now to the opportunity this represents for the first developer of the commercial graph — the equivalent of Facebook — for a given industry.

"The opportunity this represents for buyers is, they could make an offer to the owners or to the bank to buy the home," she said.

GAZETTE: Given that this is a recent phenomenon, what challenges does this represent for national governments?

Another key factor was how sharp of a policy change this represented for the dollar.

The language of this volume represents, for this poet, "words that have come the whole way".

But a unilateral solution of this type represents for Henry a serious attack on the dignity of the rational soul.

What do you hope this song represents for other same-sex couples?