Sentence examples for and when they represented from inspiring English sources

Professor Fisher explored the gaps between experts and amateurs both when they represented individuals as petitioners — the parties bringing the appeals, and so the likely winners — and when they represented individuals on the other side, known as respondents.

They did so even in times of Muslim cultural ascendency and military conquests, when they represented a grave threat to Christianity in the whole of Europe.

President Barack Obama and his chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, also supported the project when they represented Illinois in the Senate and House of Representatives, respectively.

I made another choice, a ticket for $355, figuring I would use the coupons when they represented a greater saving.

Like the Iraqis, Tatars have a historical memory of a time when they represented a cosmopolitan culture.

The Russian players who seemed so mysterious when they represented the Soviet Union are now local heroes in many N.H.L. cities.

Their fight stemmed from a case in 2006 when they represented opposing sides in a corporate trial.

Mean kinship is high when individuals are over-represented in the population, and low when they represent rare founder genetic lines (Ballou and Lacy 1995; Grahn et al. 1998; Saura et al. 2008; Asa et al. 2011).

This supposed difference in the nature of their spatial awareness marks a clear structural difference between touch and vision, even when they represent the same sets of objective features.

Four symbols at bottom right influence the number of records in the tree list, creating the initial number, adding recruitment, splitting records, and removing redundant records when they represent an infinitesimal stocking.

The Wales manager said there was no appetite whatsoever within the FAW to embrace a tournament he fears would risk derailing their progress and "mess about" with the pride and identity his players feel when they represent the country.