Sentence examples for cases represented the from inspiring English sources

Keates told the MPs that the cases represented the "tip of the iceberg".

Several cases represented the fallen, unknown soldiers -- their clean, empty uniforms carefully pinned to a board encased in glass, with, inexplicably, dirty socks.

Nicholas Scoppetta, the agency's commissioner, said those 23 cases represented the lowest number on record, a reversal of a three-year rise -- to 36 in 1998 from 24 in 1996 -- that some critics linked to caseworker and agency mistakes.

These cases represented the first confirmed human outbreak associated with H5N1 influenza virus infection and raised global concerns about the occurrence of an influenza pandemic.

A superimposition of tags collected from the seven coral species revealed that many taxa rarely detected in the reef water were highly abundant, and in some cases represented the most dominant taxa in coral samples (Figure 1A).

Latent syphilis cases represented the largest share of total reported cases throughout the study period.

The cases represent the first Zika infections transmitted by mainland American mosquitoes.

Yet this, along with a few other isolated cases, represent the exception rather than the norm.

These cases represent the first documentation of bacillary epithelioid angiomatosis with visualization of cat scratch-like organisms involving internal organs.

We develop a probabilistic birthdate model to estimate how many of these cases represent the same person voting twice.

Students explore theoretical concepts in business ethics, and cases representing the challenges they will likely face as managers.