Sentence examples for eventually representing from inspiring English sources

He spent $450,000 of his own money to run for Congress, eventually representing the same North Side community where his father first lived after immigrating from Israel.

Following the war, development of the German labour movement paralleled the union structures that were emerging in the American manufacturing sector, with unions eventually representing about 40 percent of the German labour force.

Changes in ScvO2, P(cv-a) CO2, and CRT appeared to become slower after 6 h, eventually representing the influence of non-flow dependent mechanisms on the remaining abnormalities [6],[27],[28].

Changes in ScvO2, P(cv-a) CO2, and CRT appeared to become slower after 6 h, eventually representing the influence of non-flow dependent mechanisms on the remaining abnormalities [ 6],[ 27],[ 28].

The same strategy was used for ESTs, whose deduced aa-sequence was < 40 aa (and thus eventually representing a domain shared by several proteins), and identity was assumed when no other protein contained the same sequence.

Is it your goal to eventually represent developers? A. No.

Ben Wizner, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union who eventually represented Snowden, advised Poitras throughout.

The sale became necessary when Jay-Z moved into the player-agent business, with plans to eventually represent N.B.A. players.

The Jets believe this draft will eventually represent the finishing touches on their Super Bowl masterpiece of a roster.

Further Questions for Discussion: -Do you think that global leadership will eventually represent the global population more accurately in terms of gender, race, and ethnicity?

He later opened a public relations firm that eventually represented, among other clients, the Brooklyn Academy of Music and the State Symphony Orchestra of Mexico.