Sentence examples for representative even from inspiring English sources

Organisms from the same genus would collapse under one representative even though the sequence similarity warrants that they both be represented.

According to his detailed records, a Sallie Mae representative even threatened him.

For example, would a CIA station chief have to take operational orders from the director's representative (even if he is from the NSA)?

The first group is more concerned with "input legitimacy"—the respect that people give to institutions (such as national parliaments) that they recognise as representative, even if they do not always like what they do.

The government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi says it will send a representative, even though its top oil official, Shukri Ghanem, recently defected and some OPEC members are actively supporting Libyan rebels.

But on the sign last month, Monk's first name was spelled "Thelonius" – without the second O. Like any good representative, even a prospective one, Mr. Biberaj, a restaurateur whose family owns the Russian Tea Room, sprang to action.

At large companies, worker representatives even sit on supervisory boards that choose the chief executive and approve major decisions.

He said: "We have had no information from our Thomas Cook tour representatives even just to give an update.

Sales representatives even call on colleagues' clients if they happen to be in the area, unheard of before.

Ando's representatives even complained at one stage to Japanese national television executives that she was not getting her fair share of coverage compared with Asada.

Public schools, by definition, are supported by taxpayers and run by their democratically elected representatives, even if they happen to be Orthodox Jews.