Sentence examples for be representing that from inspiring English sources

"It wouldn't surprise you to note that the entire fixed-income markets are more challenged in the second quarter than they were in the first, and we will be representing that trend," Mr. Hourican said of the upcoming results.

It is my nature for things to be vague and unclear so I might just be representing that part of me visually. .

Clearly, many logic functions, like XOR gates for example, cannot be represented that way.

Mr Blair's culpability was representing that intelligence as sound when it was the opposite.

"I don't think doctors are representing that stents have a survival advantage in this group," said Donald Baim, the chief medical officer at Boston Scientific.

Thus, RL values are representing that adsorption of Pb II) is favourable to Langmuir isotherm.

We were there as Americans and all of America was represented that day.

Although the north of England frequently appears in TV drama, she says it is how it is represented that is the problem.

Gene ontology terms are represented that were sampled more often than expected in NR5, NR14, DL5, and DL14 limbs.

There are so many live creatures — 75 species will be represented — that the center almost feels more like a mini-zoo than a museum.

Such a wide variety of fruits and vegetables are represented that, with the exception of potatoes, he almost never duplicates from one dish to another.