Sentence examples for be representative of that from inspiring English sources
Or is it a spectrum of political activities that encompasses strong advocates of participatory government, and Iran would now be representative of that, and advocates of totalitarian government, and bin Laden would represent that.
Lopiano's point was that Jordan and Woods, pillars of Nike, may be representative of that particular company and their own conservative values, and that their way is not the way it has to be to maintain a high commercial profile.
ICM has long afforded a weight to each age bracket 18-244, 25-34 and so on) to match the group's size in the census but is now concerned that the individual respondents in each bracket may not be representative of that group.
She says, "Companies know that in a competitive global market their workforce has to be representative of that market".
Moreover, that study involved the population of Rochester, MN, one that may not be representative of that served by the nation's EDs.
When the latter is the assessment of an individual patient for therapeutic reasons, the period must be long enough to be representative of that individual.
Describing the intricate design she settled on, Ms Black said: "I'm a Pisces, so the fish are representative of that.
It's not the only way, but it is Apple's way, and the new iPhones are representative of that.
My husband is a musician (outside of his day job), so the guitars are representative of that.
