Sentence examples for in turn represent from inspiring English sources

Sila, her voice alternating between lucidity and lunacy, must in turn represent her abused people.

It also requires 55 separate countries, which in turn represent 55percentt of global emissions, to sign and ratify the document for it to come into effect.

And they, in turn, represent an unbroken stream of racist violence, both official and extra-legal, from slave patrols and the Ku Klux Klan, to contemporary profiling practices and present-day vigilantes.

After years of player complaints going largely unheard, there's a clear takeaway from this week's controversy: Unruly fans — who represent a small fraction of arena attendees, who in turn represent a small fraction of global basketball consumers — no longer have a home in the NBA's modern business model.

Mini-companies, in turn, represent a third strand of school-related projects.

This is reasonable since term A represents the GHS pictograms, which in turn represent very general warnings of dangers.

At the base, each local organization sent representatives to a district labour committee, which was in turn represented at the national congress.

This transition, in turn, represents a big risk.

Biodiversity in turn (represented here by pollinators) improved yields by 30%, and yields were lower on larger, intensively managed farms.

That hoped-for sale had in turn represented something of an admission of defeat by Honeywell's then bosses.

He later became Of Counsel to Schwartz, Burns, Lesser & Jacoby, which in turn represented MCA and Universal, among others.