Sentence examples for represent historically from inspiring English sources
The theme for this year's Pride celebration is For Racial and Economic Justice, and many of the weekend's honorees represent historically marginalized parts of the LGBT community.
Notably, all of these constituencies represent historically oppressed, minority, and/or vulnerable populations.
For those reasons, I will oppose his nomination to serve as the next attorney general.' … Multiple civil rights groups, along with Democratic lawmakers, have expressed concern about Sessions' ability to represent historically disenfranchised groups given his past statements on the Voting Rights Act, the NAACP and allegations of racist language, which he has denied".
Some of these foods represent historically well-known protein sources such as soy products.
Signals of past population expansions within population groups judged to represent historically coherent entities were illustrated in mismatch distributions separately for the two genes [ 34].
Although finer genetic distinctions consistent with morphological differences between populations may exist, this study adds evidence that presently recognized bird subspecies often do not represent historically and phylogenetically equivalent evolutionary lineages (e.g., [ 30]).
He understands that the car's chief appeal lies in what it represents historically.
He understands that its chief appeal lies in what it represents historically.
The value of such achievements appeared all the more compelling since they were not theoretical postulates derived from abstract speculation but represented historically realized exempla.
Two is that neighborhood organizations representing historically disenfranchised groups have used San Francisco's byzantine planning process to win concessions from the city's development elite for the last 30 to 40 years.
The period 1999 2003 represents historically low rates of DENV-2 circulation, and the epidemiologic and phylogenetic aspects of this transient retrieval had not been studied previously.
