Sentence examples for would represent stunning from inspiring English sources
Prof John Schellnhuber, at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and a former adviser to German premier Angela Merkel and Pope Francis, said it could even happen by 2020, which would represent stunning progress.
Burning the pilot to death would represent a stunning escalation.
A defeat for Sheens's side would represent a stunning upset at successive World Cups.
A win for the yes campaign would represent a stunning turnaround, and unleash the biggest constitutional crisis in the union's 300-year history: it was 14 points behind in polls taken less than a month ago.
If the United States cannot pursue trade liberalisation now, when will it ever be able to?A failure, or a severe limitation on the use of new authority (eg, to add only Chile to NAFTA), would represent a stunning victory for organised labour and others that oppose globalisation.
He is Algeria's longest-serving head of state, and his ouster would represent a stunning victory for tens of thousands of Algerians who have poured into the avenues and boulevards of the former French colony since February to demand change.
Ordinarily such growth would represent a stunning performance.
If we doubled or tripled the number of rare disease drugs over the next decade it would represent a stunning spate of innovation and still leave us with only hundreds of medications.
Having said that, I've always thought that while it is good to do your homework, it's more important that you're right yourselves, and not to get too focused on the opposition.' And after such a stunning start, what would represent a successful tour for Robinson?
He would represent himself.
