Sentence examples for a large representation in from inspiring English sources

If the Hashemite kings"––Hussein and Abdullah––"had not played all kinds of tricks, the Islamists would have had a large representation in parliament as well.

The transaction provided the company a large representation in the state and 3,000 employees to look out for.

This letter went on to state that Muskie responded: "No Blacks, but we have Canucks" (A derogatory term for French Canadians who have a large representation in Maine).

Alternatively, though humans lack whiskers, regions of the body that have a large representation in the human somatosensory cortex such as digits and lips could be potential targets for tactile stimulus during an ischemic episode.

It will be of interest to compare results using other genes, individually or in combination, for which there is a large representation in public databases, e.g., nuclear genes for large and small subunit ribosomal RNA, ITS, chloroplast genes rbcL and matK, and mitochondrial genes other than COI.

Especially those insects that are popular among amateur collectors have accumulated a large representation in museums and collections of specimens dating back to the late Nineteenth Century [ 22], which often equates to more than a hundred generations.

Chromosomes with better validation results will tend to have a larger representation in the new population.

And so, the obvious question: Why in this country of 260 million non-immigrants is there such a large representation of the foreign-born in cutting-edge locales like Silicon Valley?

KEGG functional analysis of the annotated sequences revealed a large representation (53%) of genes involved in metabolism (data not shown).

United Torah Judaism, a political party that embraces the worldwide Agudat Israel movement that has large representation in Brooklyn, is more concerned with continuing control of dietary laws and conversion and government subsidies for its schools.

"If there is a larger representation of Euroskeptics in the European Parliament," Mr. Buzek said, "this is a signal that our message to the population of the continent was not clear enough".