Sentence examples for might fairly represent from inspiring English sources

Part of Rosenberg's task was to produce a style of translation that might fairly represent the rocky magnificence of J's language.

Thus, our cohort might not fairly represent the general Hong Kong Chinese population with type 2 diabetes.

A concert by the American Symphony Orchestra on Saturday night set up a similar opposition of formal technique, as represented in Nielsen's Symphony No. 3 ("Sinfonia espansiva"), and what might fairly be called intuition in Sibelius's Symphony No. 4, a spare, haunted and enduringly modern work that subscribes to no stylistic precursor.

Thoughtful readers might point out that canceled shows don't fairly represent the richest offerings of the broadcast menu.

However, it might be argued that even false positive results represent a significant burden of illness, and including these episodes may fairly represent this burden.

And, in fact, this may not fairly represent those nos.

"This agreement ensures that Arbitron will fairly measure radio listenership in New York and fairly represent New York's diverse radio market".

Then again he concedes that the networks he envisions would not fairly represent public interests.

The objective: a Kabul coalition that would fairly represent Afghanistan's endlessly warring tribal factions.

McGuire said this was to allow it to fairly represent all sides of the issue.

An unexpected hike in interest rates by the Federal Reserve might explain a dual shift, but the last Fed statement hardly suggested the America's central bank was in a hurry.The alternative explanations get quite convoluted, but fairly represent the complex world in which financial traders use a combination of leverage, hedges and diversified positions.