Sentence examples for represent would be from inspiring English sources

However, given that the number of citations retrieved frequently runs into thousands, establishing the relationship between the total numbers of citations retrieved and the studies they represent would be laborious, expensive, of questionable value and, in fact, is rarely undertaken.

Indeed, columnists here have written that a victory for Mr. Madrazo and what he represents would be a defeat for efforts to reform the PRI.

Ms. Kirkland's paintings are unrealistic in that all the animals represented would be unlikely to appear so close together in place and time.

To ignore Big Steve, and all the dollar signs he represents, would be foolish.

It also discusses how to select information from CWS such that the information represented would be suitable for lexicographic studies.

It also discusses how to select information from CWS such that the information represented would be suitable for the targeted dictionary.

Lawyer Marc Elias said the college students he represents would be irreparably harmed by reduced early voting and stricter ID requirements.

Second, the unmeasured comorbidity, or poor background health status that social deprivation likely represents, would be expected to impact more on midterm survival rather than in-hospital mortality.

The project and the purpose of the interview (to obtain the views of experts) were explained and semiconfidentiality assured (names not to be used, although where necessary, the (type) of institute he/she was representing would be identified).

"The people we represent would have been represented by her 40 years ago".

Had the Chamber supported tougher regulation of financial and housing markets, after all, the myriad small businesses it represents would undoubtedly be better off today.