Sentence examples for poised to represent from inspiring English sources
The production of drugs in genetically altered plants -- called molecular farming or biopharming -- seems poised to represent the next wave in agricultural biotechnology.
Salivating in anticipation of extensive media exposure are collections of enterprising lawyers poised to represent clients pro bono in challenging the legality and constitutionality of cell phone restrictions.
Chapman was poised to represent Australia at the under-23 Asian Championship beginning this month until he suffered a knee injury in December.
The union is poised to represent a number of major leaguers who could be suspended in coming weeks as an outcome of baseball's investigation of a now-defunct anti-aging clinic in South Florida.
A capacity to generate such pluripotent stem cells from adult somatic cells, and hence theoretically deliver an autologous therapy, is poised to represent the most important advance in medicine since organ transplantation.
We find ourselves in an era of unprecedented growth in the development and use of so-called "orphan" drugs to treat rare diseases, which are poised to represent more than one-fifth of pharmaceutical expenditures by 2022.
Michigan is poised to be a leader in the clean energy economy and Michiganders deserve a U.S. senator who represents those values.
Everything is poised to be something special.
Congress is poised to act.
Emergence of vancomycin resistance in methicillin-susceptible S. aureus would indicate that this resistance trait might be poised to disseminate more rapidly among S. aureus and represents a major public health threat.
Will these great athletes represent a country that upholds what's pure and good about America -- the values that have inspired and uplifted my family and millions of others around the world -- or will they represent a nation poised to elect a divisive xenophobe like Donald Trump as president?
