Sentence examples for represent groups from inspiring English sources

Four of these represent groups of what look like ancient breeds.

Many of these parties arose to represent groups that felt sidelined by the Congress party.

More than 750 lobbyists represent groups of health professionals in Washington, pushing back on any effort to limit their incomes.

It demands freedom for the media and syndicates, which represent groups such as lawyers, doctors and engineers, and for the formation of political parties.

Technically, comScore, an internet measurement body, puts Mail Online sixth, but three of the sites ahead of it represent groups of newspapers.

These animals, Dr. Flynn said, lived 12 million years before South and North America were linked by a land bridge, and therefore represent groups that evolved differently from their relatives in North America.

Linear B's 90 syllabic signs express open syllables (i.e., syllables ending in a vowel), generally beginning without a consonant or with only one consonant; because of this, the script is unable to represent groups of consonants or final consonants clearly.

"There are loads of lovely, radical leftie Muslims who represent groups of a few hundred, but if you look at how Sunni Muslims are divided internationally, the two dominant strands in contention are the Saudi-backed Wahhabi – intolerant, broadly underpinning the Taliban and al-Qa'ida – and then you've got Sheikh Qaradawi writing about how Islam can engage with he modern world".

But plaintiffs against the city, including the Greater New York Taxi Association and the Committee for Taxi Safety, which represent groups of medallion owners, have said that the proposed rule would still ban hybrid use by allowing only the largest, most expensive models.

In Ecuador another self-proclaimed 21st-century socialist, Rafael Correa, is rapidly putting some distance between his ideas and Mr Chávez's.Although in some ways they threaten democracy, the likes of Mr Chávez and Mr Morales may well have ended up broadening it, since they represent groups who have previously felt excluded.

In mathematics, "buildings" are geometric structures that represent groups of Lie type over an arbitrary field.