Sentence examples for becoming represented from inspiring English sources

In 1997, Franklin Furnace shifted into a virtual space, its archives and programs becoming represented primarily online.

Women are becoming represented by women less frequently in politics and with the decline go the champions of issues women hold most dear -- education, health care, environmental protection, and reproductive choice to name a few.

Studies on satellite DNAs evidenced the occurrence of the so-called "library hypothesis" based on the "expansion-contraction" model: related taxa could share low-copy repetitive DNA sequences that can be specifically amplified in each evolutionary unit, thus becoming highly represented in one taxon while remaining at a low copy number in the others [ 30, 31].

Women are becoming more represented in sport, politics, and now – gasp – action films.

The report says that ethnic minorities are becoming better represented among younger age groups and in subjects such as medicine.

This is something that's happening in all kinds of areas of society and women are finally becoming better represented in film as well".

And I think this kind of product is becoming better represented in both individual and institutional portfolios.

Shadow Education Secretary Ed Balls said the "tiny fraction" of schools becoming academies represented a "further embarrassment for Michael Gove".

"I've always had the inkling that something was a little off in my pronouns and identifiers, and with nonbinary identities becoming more represented within the queer community, I felt like I finally had the language to name it.

However, our results support a slightly more prominent role of these transcripts in early development (S1 and S2) becoming less represented towards acorn maturity.

Trump's 2percentt chance of becoming president represents the possibility that all of the polls could be wrong in the same direction.