Sentence examples for use represents from inspiring English sources

The PAM is particularly useful for assessing if a land use represents a good choice for society and how much choices are being distorted by policy and market failures.

With its 6,460 square feet of floor space, customizing an A380 for private use represents a significant investment in itself.

One of the most common forms of bowls, which were made in large numbers for both religious and daily use, represents a bird holding a fish in its beak and standing on a shark.

And their standard fare of scandal, entertainment and "news you can use" represents a normalization of sorts in a country that for years was too poor to develop a consumer culture and too caught up with political turmoil to dwell on celebrity gossip.

The dialogue is off-putting, but its use represents a significant experiment; perhaps one reason this very American dialect hasn't taken its place on the stage is that it is a language that, in the real world, serves to distance its natural speakers from those who generally go to the theater.

Even officials with BP, the company responsible for the gulf spill and cleanup, acknowledge that most of the equipment in use represents improvements in old technology, and cite the lack of major spills in the past two decades as one reason.

Update: Diaz was nice enough to tweet us a picture to use representing his move.

What does the experience of Harlan, as he uncovers corruption and drug use, represent in your opinion?

^ Stair items: There was almost every combination of stair use represented in the original item pool.

Make sure the colors you use represent subjects.

Create a key that shows what each of the colors you used represents in terms of the number of tsunamis originating there.