Sentence examples for could be better represented from inspiring English sources
Eustice said that leaving the EU would give the UK its own seat at the table and ensure that British interests could be better represented.
South America and Africa, most of the Mideast, even parts of Southern Europe could be better represented on our A-List than they are.
This leads to the possibility of a workforce and a customer base that could be better represented by leaders and managers who are more likely to share their diverse experiences.
Precision of the housebound neighbor could be better represented than county, ZIP code, or census tract.
These differences could be better represented with a diverging scale, running between two colours only.
While these selectivity ratios determined during prerecording or postrecording in vitro calibrations are important for verifying sensor's quality, chemical selectivity could be better represented with respect to basal levels of chemical interferents and the range of their physiological fluctuations.
I think that the lightness, of which Perseus is the hero, could not be better represented than by this gesture of refreshing courtesy toward a being so monstrous and terrifying yet at the same time somehow fragile and perishable.
Saudi Arabia could have been better represented.
Newsweek quoted a State Department official as saying in 1981, "We could not have been better represented in Yugoslavia during the tense period after Tito's death".
Aminopeptidase and beta-glucuronidase were better represented.
