Sentence examples for known to represent from inspiring English sources

Lawyers have been known to represent murderers and tobacco companies.

Trump chose Pence as someone he'd never previously known, to represent everything he isn't in temperament and worldview.

Zooxanthellae are now known to represent the vegetative stages of dinoflagellate algae, and their association with reef corals is symbiotic i.e., mutually helpful.

This paper focuses on a region in southern Italy, where soil consumption is known to represent a urging matter of concern.

Here we describe the synthesis and binding characteristics of novel derivatives of vesamicol, known to represent a specific antagonist of VAChT sites.

Phrasal verbs, known to represent one of the most difficult aspects of learning English, are highly productive and widely used by native speakers.

He has been known to represent — on legal retainer or as a consultant — government contractors, taxpayer-supported agencies and close friends who do business with public entities.

In an assessment that is known to represent David Cameron's views, Osborne said the UK's involvement in wars in Iraq and Afghanistan meant politicians in the UK knew the "price of intervention".

Saint-Venant's solution, is known to represent the exact 3D solution in the interior part of a beam, far from the end-sections where the boundary conditions are applied.

This behavior is known to represent the explosive mode thermal decomposition.

Not surprising, the ruby is known to represent life and blood and is known to increase courage.