Sentence examples for it already represented from inspiring English sources

But the Treasury employees' union predicted that it would win because it already represented many Customs and Border Protection employees who work at airports with the screeners.

But he is hoping that will change as Uganda's middle class continues to expand - according to the African Development Bank, it already represents around 20% of its population.

adjuncts, arguing that it already represents N.Y.U.'s clerical workers, as well as about 50,000 other adjuncts nationally.

Greater Talent Network -- which says it already represents such former Clinton administration figures as RICHARD C. HOLBROOKE, the former ambassador to the United Nations, and DAN GLICKMAN, the former secretary of agriculture -- said yesterday that it was representing Ms. Reno.

It already represents the largest online audience in the world and is less than 30% penetrated and has Internet spending per capita that's less than one-third of the United States.

Even though sometimes we had restrictions on our own creativity, I have to admit it was easy to give him what he wanted because it was already represented very well in the reference images that he gave us.

Ms Bennett said she expected the party to pick up its first ever seats in Essex, Cornwall and Surrey and improve its position in the West Midlands and Bristol, where it is already represented.

Others celebrated it, claiming that the statue itself already represented the sign's sentiments.

Most of its object types are already represented by as good or better examples in Western museums.

It's even more disappointing because the provision already represented a compromised effort, she added.

"The client base is diverse, but we want to make it more so," he said, referring to the people already represented by his personal injury firm.