Sentence examples for in general represented from inspiring English sources

More traditional German conservatives came to accept the Nazi narrative that the Communists and leftists in general represented a mortal threat to Germany.

"What is driving this is that apparel sales online are doing well in general, represented by a shift from brick-and-mortar stores," Mr. McNamara said.

It gave a touch of prestige to the proceedings, though Western nations were in general represented by locally based diplomats, and sometimes not even the ambassador.

Online trading in general represented 18.6% of total non-food sales for the final month of 2013, an increase from 16.5% a year earlier.

(3) and (4) as Q t) and P t), respectively, they are in general represented as (Q t)=Q_{c}(t) +Q_p(t)) and (P t)=P_{c}(t) +P_p(t)), where (Q_{c}(t)) and (P_{c}(t)) are complementary functions and (Q_{p}(t)) and (P_{p}(t)) are particular solutions.

For these parents, vaccinations in general represented an issue that is never discussed, as immunizations were recommended by a trusted authority.

I attribute much of the state's problem to the abysmal lack of representation we have experienced in recent years, principally because our state representatives in general represent large conglomerations of interest groups with sufficient funds to buy votes.

A 2013 Nielsen report shows that while Hispanics in general represent $1.3 trillion in purchasing power, it is the female members of Hispanic households that are driving purchasing decisions.

The UNIQUAC/UNIFAC models can not in general represent vapor-liquid and liquid-liquid equilibria simultaneously with satisfactory results.

Wetlands and aquatic habitats in Mediterranean environments are very scarce in general, representing a limiting resource for all species.

Firstly, the question whether a single perturbation load in general represents a "worst case" imperfection is addressed.