Sentence examples for remarkable representatives from inspiring English sources

These ethical issues result from the developing sovereignty of the smart technical products the most remarkable representatives of which are the social robots.

The complete list and the descriptions of these genes are presented in Supplementary Table S1, while a selection of remarkable representatives of this group (Table  1) are discussed later in this article.

Few of them may be more remarkable than Representative Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin, 50, a Democrat who is running for the U.S. Senate against Tommy G. Thompson, 70, the former longest-serving governor of that state.

Some remarkable and representative prostheses are listed to show the devolvement of total wrist prosthesis and their individual special innovations to fix the problems.

For achieving this remarkable victory, Representative Pallone gets an Honorable Mention.

While calling him a "remarkable labor statesman," Representative John D. Dingell of Michigan said Mr. Gettelfinger was "severely limited by what his membership will accept".

In the context of his fellow postwar clowns, some of whom, such as Tony Hancock and Kenneth Williams, were not only sad but suicidal, Spike Milligan was both a remarkable and a representative figure.

In part, this may be down to the eclipsing effect of Magna Carta on this remarkable step towards representative government.

That sort of arrogance is not only remarkable but also representative of a larger cultural problem within the the administration and the police department.

The founding fathers left a remarkable system of representative democracy that requires nurturing by those who depend upon it for their life, liberty and pursuit of happiness.

"The generosity of these communities – which are themselves very poor – is really remarkable," says UNICEF Representative Annamaria Laurini.