Sentence examples for this represents real from inspiring English sources

This represents real leadership".

"This represents real leadership," said Lord Stern, the climate economist.

There is still much more work to be done and I will continue to push for privacy rights to be respected and strengthened, but this represents real progress and I thank the Future Privacy Forum and these tech companies for their hard work hammering out this agreement".

While this represents real progress, it comprises only a fraction of almost 300 GPCRs that are known to be involved in psychiatric diseases, cancer, and other maladies, and an even smaller fraction of the 826 GPCRs found in humans (Katritch et al., 2013).

All this represents real change in the composition and order of a clerical base in the church.

The obvious question is whether this represents real change in reconstructing your personality or someone who is so smooth in their manipulation that they are barely perceptible...

In this regard, this bill represents real progress.

However, these results are consistent with patterns of sex-biased gene expression in which female-biased genes were found to be more divergently expressed between species compared to male-biased genes [ 29] providing further evidence that this pattern represents real biological effects.

It is unclear whether this difference represents real variation between strains AB972 and FY1679 or if it is an artifact of the construction or distribution of the cosmid library used for sequencing by the various participating laboratories (Dujon et al. 1994).

One example is to cluster cities on a map, since in this case Euclidean distance represents real natural distances.

This data represents real-life usage on a huge scale, totaling 475,190 man-hours.