Sentence examples for beginning to represent from inspiring English sources

After many years of basic research, this approach is beginning to represent a valuable treatment option for acute injuries, chronic diseases and congenital malformations.

After many years of basic research, regenerative medicine (RM) is now beginning to represent a valuable tool to cure several clinical conditions in both acute injuries and chronic diseases.

"While gas is less carbon intensive than coal or oil, at the reduction level required by 2050, its [carbon] emissions are beginning to represent an emissions problem," the report explains.

Lastly, as the cost of fossil fuels continues to increase, transition to green networks and base stations is beginning to "represent both an environmental and economic imperative".

As a founding member of Devo and as an acclaimed film composer, Mark will no doubt bring a singular vision to what this gala is beginning to represent.

The Friedman reference is interesting, because to some experts on the Left, that's exactly the kind of figure Piketty is beginning to represent: a spokesman for the once excluded fringe who has the credentials and star power needed to elevate the cause into the mainstream.

As she writes: "Your car begins to represent life.

The Chelsea dealer David Zwirner has just begun to represent the artist's estate.

He began to represent Rupert Murdoch shortly after Murdoch bought the Post, in 1976.

In the 14th century the Franciscans began to represent Roman Catholic interests.

Ileana Sonnabend, the renowned New York and Paris art dealer, bought all his work in the show and began to represent him.