Sentence examples for may representative from inspiring English sources

Last May, Representative Debbie Dingell, a Michigan Democrat, said of the lab, "This is a national treasure, and we will not let them destroy it".

At the hearing in May, Representative Issa urged the commission to find a way to raise that number and asked that it consider not counting wealthy investors, who are presumed to be sophisticated, against the limit.

As his legislation expanding the state's virtual school network reached the floor of the Texas House in early May, Representative Ken King was focused on what it was not.

In May, Representative Don Young (R-AK) used the term "wetbacks" in a radio interview.

At a public relations strategy meeting in San Francisco in may, representatives from synthetic biology companies agreed that the term "synthetic biology" was off-putting to consumers.

Finally, our study only included 19 Big Ten and Ivy League universities, which may be representative of large US universities, but unlikely to be representative of all universities.

The reading in Onitsha may be representative but not altogether reliable," said a WHO spokeswoman.

These practices may be representative of activities common in some parts of the world before 15,000 years ago.

He's campaigning on "Clinton prosperity," getting Clintonite fund-raising, and may embarrass Representative Charlie Rangel by defeating his friend McCall.

The most suspicious lesions on multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may be representative of final pathology.

The static setting may be representative of a phase of reservation occurred the day before the execution of the service.