Sentence examples for have now represented from inspiring English sources

Response: We have now represented several of the tables by figures.

I've now represented Great Britain at three world championships.

The British Footwear Association BFAA), based in Northamptonshire, has now represented the industry for 120 years.

Meet Yasmin Somers, who was inspired to take up wheelchair racing by the London 2012 Paralympics and has now represented England at the Cerebral Palsy World Championships.

Sixty-two countries have now joined, representing 51.89 percent of global emissions, according to the United Nations Frameworkk Convention on Climate Change.

Mr Dempsey notes that "the Soviet-era tanks operated by the separatists have until now represented those that could have been potentially acquired internally within Ukraine, providing a degree of plausible deniability to any suspected third-party supplier".

Even if in the last few years its usage has significantly increased, the remarkable involvement of the operator has until now represented a significant constraint for its growth.

We have now models to represent timetables that allow us to answer queries for optimal journeys in a few milliseconds, also at a very large scale.

Computer security experts warn that botnet programs are evolving faster than security firms can respond and have now come to represent a fundamental threat to the viability of the commercial Internet.

Another plus point for the Warriors is that their three Argentina internationals, Agustin Creevy, Leonardo Senatore and Mariano Galarza, have now arrived after representing their country in the southern hemisphere's Rugby Championship.

For comparison, L. plantarum contains 25 complete operons for PTS transporters, and this has until now represented the largest number of PTS transporters in lactobacilli genomes [ 71].