Sentence examples for because they represented an from inspiring English sources
Weil's enormous reported profits for 2012 included a downward arrow because they represented an 8 percent drop from 2011, in part because of expensive hires.
The Charlie Hebdo attacks of last January, when writers and cartoonists for the French satirical publication were slaughtered in Paris, were powerful because they represented an attack on a symbol of European culture - the free press.
Therefore, we excluded incidental nursing home residents in 2006 because they represented an independent third group that could not be allocated definitively to one of the settings of interest.
But these buyers raised particular concerns because they represented a cross section of the local personalities the newspapers frequently cover.
The Moroccans exiled or executed the Timbuktu scholars (because they represented a political threat) and dispersed most of their libraries of books and manuscripts.
The teen participants of the show were specifically selected because they represented a spectrum of what might broadly be labelled 'average' within their demographic.
Those consumer groups weren't effective because of their size or because they represented a lot of people or because they were the kinds of people who contributed much to political candidates.
The stores were chosen because they represented a good cross-section of stores in various markets, Target tells us.
The fly, diatom, and whale were chosen because they represented a range in size of organism and also a range in familiarity (Evans et al. 2010).
