Sentence examples for are represented now from inspiring English sources

The ginkgophytes (division Ginkgophyta), although abundant, diverse, and widely distributed in the past, are represented now by a sole surviving species, Ginkgo biloba (maidenhair tree).

The sphenopsids first appeared in the Late Devonian, becoming diverse in the Carboniferous and Permian, but are represented now by the single genus Equisetum.

This whole block, which has just been defined as "the left", is represented now by 14 parliamentary seats out of the 120 seats in the Israeli Knesset.

"We poor are going to be represented now".

"My loyalty is for the country I'm representing now".

Ms. Schweninger said she also liked to use nicknames when she worked with a recognizable person, like "H.C.," which stands for "Happy Couple," a pair of philanthropists she is representing now.

The built-in distraction of wanting to puzzle out which historical figures are represented is now compounded by an urge to determine who might be missing from previous outings, and who might be new.

"It's generally never more than $50,000," she said, "but I'm pretty sure all five boroughs are represented right now".

Now they are represented as the vector θ.

Although both originated well prior to November's election, the federal government is represented in them now by Jeff Sessions Justice Departmentt.

She is now being represented by the Foreclosure Prevention Project, which is considering a lawsuit.