Sentence examples for primary represented from inspiring English sources

Although the primary represented one of the toughest re-election fights of Mr. Hatch's 36-year career, he walked into the race with overwhelming advantages.

But he said that the union members felt that a political primary represented an important means of allowing the public to hear from candidates and to give voters an opportunity to get a better sense of their political philosophy.

Michael Lerner, longtime editor of Tikkun magazine, argued in The Washington Post that a primary represented a "real way to save the Obama presidency," by forcing Mr. Obama to move leftward.

Tuesday's primary represents "a major chapter in the civil war among Republicans," he said, "that has been building for some time and the Tea Party's involvement has brought that below-the-surface tensions to a head".

Wisconsin's April 5 primary represents a critical point in the race for both party nominations.

**As my colleague Ryan Lizza pointed out months ago, Trump's victory in the primaries represented a hostile takeover of the Republican Party.

And indeed the primaries represent a rather neat slicing of the Southern electorate at the current moment.

Thus, it is more likely that oxidized phospholipids encounter many primary targets representing primary signaling platforms either in the plasma membrane or after rapid internalization inside the cells.

According to the REACH guidance, an environmental effect assessment of the aquatic compartment requires a minimum dataset that includes results of tests with organisms from three trophic levels representing primary producers represented by algae, primary consumers, represented by invertebrates (i.e., Daphnia), and higher level consumers and predators, represented by fish [7, 8].

The participants were 22 GPs with a median of seven years of experience in primary care, representing seven primary healthcare centres in Stockholm, Sweden in 2011.

"And, for Clarence Norman, the primary election represented a pretty bad day".