Sentence examples for a successful representative of from inspiring English sources
Feinberg believes Merrill's sale of ML Capital to GE is evidence that Thain is moving quickly to stabilize Merrill's financial predicament, adding that the Merrill brand name and global franchise, with 16,600 stockbrokers, will remain a successful representative of the "American oligopoly" in global investment banking.
The high temperature reactor technology seems to be the successful representative of the GEN IV reactor types, which will be operated commercially in the near future.
F. x bohemica has a high regeneration potential and a number of clones of the hybrid can be considered as the most successful representatives of the genus in terms of growth rate, regeneration and the establishment of new shoots.
We compared Ψ-RA with Bowtie [ 5] and SOAP2 [ 21], as the two successful representatives of BWT genre, and with PerM [ 6] and mrsFast [ 8], which are based on spaced seeds and ordinary q-grams respectively.
A successful sales representative looks at the proportion of successes to failures and gets used to "No" most of the time as just part of the job.
Your goal may be to be a successful career representative or to eventually be a CEO of a small biotech company in search of a cure for AIDS.
Our results illustrate a successful means of selecting representative waterbodies to conduct a regional assessment of cyanobacteria distribution using accessible GIS analyses.
In order to prove that the elections were successful and representative of all people's vote, Sharif selected a man who over promised to him and the army that he would end the insurgency.
If you compared the regulations on firearms with those of any other product, you would conclude that the gun industry has a successful history of lobbying elected representatives.
If medieval philosophy from Philo to Spinoza may indeed be understood as philosophy at the service of biblical exegesis, Joseph ibn Kaspi may certainly be viewed as one of its most successful representatives.
The intervention was found to be both logistically possible and successful in a patient population representative of that in most hospitals of developed nations.
