Sentence examples for is now representative from inspiring English sources

Even ITT, once a symbol of the accumulating conglomerate, is now representative of the streamlining trend, announcing plans earlier this year to divide into three — 16 years after another three-way split.

We're going to make it up that hill even if it takes us all day.'" Teddy's brother Patrick, who followed their father and is now representative from Rhode Island, sobbed as he heard the story.

What began as a protest over land rights is now representative of a number of grievances with the government and ruling EPRDF.

In contrast to the days when the Council was virtually Irish, there are now representatives of various ethnic, racial & religious groups.

So it is now, with Representative Ron Paul about to take over as chairman of the Domestic Monetary Policy Subcommittee of the House Financial Services Committee.

(The site WorldNetDaily reports that Abu Aita was a member of the organization from 2000 to 2003, and that he is now a representative of Fatah and a board member of the Holy Land Trust).

Such a position can certainly be justified on the basis of Lieberman's democratic election; however much one may dislike his views, he is now the representative of the Israeli people.

He is now field representative for the Americal Totalizer Co., which furnishes betting machines to 165 tracks In the 30 years he rode, he had 24,092 mounts and won 4779 races, along with prize money totalling $30,039,543.

The G.O.P. ran out of steam and ideas well before George W. Bush took office and Tom DeLay ran amok, and it is now more representative of 20th-century South Africa during apartheid than 21st-century America.

Ali Larijani, the former nuclear negotiator, who is now the representative of the supreme religious leader at the Supreme National Security Council, said Thursday that Western news media had fabricated the comments, the news agency ISNA reported.

"He is a man of action and principle who keeps an easy-going style," says Sun Chenbei, a former MOST staffer who is now China representative for a Canadian consulting company.