Sentence examples for more representing from inspiring English sources

Less than 25percentt of their lawyers spent 50 hours or more representing clients who could not pay, it found.

The air quality index runs from zero to 500 ,zero representing the Garden of Eden, and 300 or more representing hell on earth.

Management is headed by a chairman and a board of directors, consisting usually of about 6 to 12 members from the technical, commercial, and secretarial departments, with one or more representing outside interests.

This vocal quartet of women, with two assisting musicians, went through 14 songs and instrumental interludes: some in harmonies more redolent of the 13th century than of our own, others touching on more recent country-and-western style, still a few more representing the close harmony singing that 19th-century settlers brought from Europe.

The general architecture and adaptive learning algorithm give ULN more representing abilities to model and control the nonlinear black box systems with long time delay.

The special architecture and its learning algorithm give ULN more representing abilities to model and control complicated nonlinear systems with long time delay.

These inaccurate forecasts more represent the norm than the exception.

These extremists in Luton no more represent ordinary Muslims than the Real IRA represent ordinary Irish people.

Women are becoming more represented in sport, politics, and now – gasp – action films.

These works, created 30 years ago and more, represent experiments as radical as any by artists on other continents.

In Cheshire, white people are five times more represented in the police force than black and ethnic minorities.