Sentence examples for while it represented from inspiring English sources
While it represented a dramatic lifestyle change for Ms. Daigneault, she felt prepared for it.
Noting that 75% of the poorest people in the world live in middle-income countries, Lewis was critical of the current UK government's decision to stop giving aid to South Africa and India from 2015, saying that while it represented an "easy win for [international development secretary] Justine Greening", the decision lacked coherence.
It was the first 7.9-inch iPad created by Apple, and while it represented a denser display resolution than had been available on the 9.7-inch iPad with the same number of pixels, it didn't qualify for Apple's high-density 'Retina' display designation.
Indeed, the present pregnancy was the first one for only 19% of HIV-1 positive women, while it represented 36% for HIV-1 negative women (Table 1).
In the tumor, most of the other half of the VEGF population was VEGF165 bound to the ECM while it represented only a quarter in the normal tissue.
The AMOVA revealed that most of the molecular variance occurred within breeds (92.90%) while it represented 3.73% among geographic groups and 2.07% among breeds within a geographic group (Table 2).
And while it represents a treasure trove of scientific discovery, nobody has been back since.
It is called social democracy, and while it represents neither an ideal future nor an ideal past, "it is better than anything else to hand".
"New Amerykah" is a swirling, turbid thing, and while it represents a shift in stylistic emphasis, it isn't a total departure.
While it represents a new beginning for the 84-year-old company, Chrysler has stumbled in two previous attempts to reinvent itself.
Zemmour made use of an interview with the paper to defend himself: "To devote fifteen days of polemic to Vichy, while it represents seven pages in my book out of five hundred and forty, amounts to intellectual dishonesty," he said.
