Sentence examples for likely to be representing from inspiring English sources

These courts are designed with lay people in mind, and no legal aid is available, so I am likely to be representing myself.

Their precise length suggests they are formed from two separate enzymatic cleavage events with the 3' end likely to be linked to the formation of s-piRNA 5' ends and the 5' end likely to be representing a novel event.

The Communist Party is also likely to be represented, they said.

Dr. Penfield's observations, along with those of many others, suggest that musical information is likely to be represented in these brain regions.

Kuti says he decides what to play no more than 20 minutes before going on stage; though his most recent album, No Place for My Dream, is likely to be represented.

Chinatown itself is likely to be represented by an Asian-American for the first time, with the victory of Margaret S. Chin (no relation to the sociologist), a community activist, over Councilman Alan J. Gerson, a two-term incumbent.

The Web site's membership is large enough — more than 700,000 people have registered — that even minor tourist destinations are likely to be represented by several members, if not more.

People from the top social class are twice as likely to be represented in science as would be expected by chance; only doctors, lawyers, financiers, and life science professionals (vets, dentists, etc) showed more extreme over-representation on this measure.

"This will be led by ourselves but a number of other parliaments are likely to be represented," they continue.

Human categories do not correspond to the kind of things that are likely to be represented by semantic web tags.

A longer term ELA is likely to be represented by the Corn Ridge proto-cirque at 370 410 m asl.