Sentence examples for and represent for from inspiring English sources

They sit at the entrance of the fair and represent for the artist a state of "productive procrastination". .

Malcolm-Jamal Warner: "I had to come back and represent for the bad ex-husbands around the world!" Will we actually see a wedding?

These molecular markers are not randomly distributed, but are associated with distinct cytogenetic subgroups and represent for some part independent prognostic parameters.

Efforts on the exploration of schizophrenic common pathways from corresponding candidate gene analysis are gaining more attention and represent for novel treatment approaches in schizophrenia.

Nearly all of the ten most traded agricultural commodities - relative to their production - are essentially produced by developing countries and represent for many of these countries the main source of foreign exchange.

The data from the intervention period are collected on a daily basis by the nutritional and healthcare assistant, and represent for 10 days during start-up of the job function (beginning) and after 3 months' (middle) and 5 months' (end) intervention.

McWhorter's main gripe is with gangsta rap, which originated in Los Angeles in the mid-1980s and represented, for a time at least, the music's most popular genre.

The understanding of how chemical reactions are approximated and represented, for example, is the key in understanding the representation of metabolic pathways in microbiology.

Leasing solar arrays to homeowners has exploded over the past two years and represents, for example, 80% of rival SolarCity's 15,000 installations.

Finally, the impact of the noise on the data was assessed using ANOVA, and the assessment results are tabulated and represented for every response in Table 3.

Tamara Conniff, founder of The Comet said, "This chart is long overdue and represents for the first time an accurate view of where popular music is today.