Sentence examples for representative of the problem from inspiring English sources

"The insinuation that this is about land is technically representative of the problem with this whole discussion," he said.

Laura Bates, 28, founder of the Everyday Sexism Project, who receives a BEM [British Empire Medal] for services to gender equality, said: "I think it's probably broadly representative of the problem that we see across different areas of society.

This process of simplification is largely based on two fundamental rules: identify all variables but select only a few (two to five) as representative of the problem; and suppress all finer points of the real world image, and consider an idealized system acceptable as representative.

This is an extreme example, but still representative of the problem.

Articles were excluded if they were not considered representative of the problem (single case reports, personal opinions of single researchers, MOH was not the main topic, etc).

While classical Marxists regard nature as a resource to be transformed by human labour and utilized for human purposes, Horkheimer and Adorno saw Marx himself as representative of the problem of "human alienation".

A representative example of the problems associated with the excavation and support of tunnels in karst ground is presented.

It is "representative of the problems of this nature that exist in the country.

It's a dehumanizing mistake, and representative of the problems that have plagued the entire SIV program.

Many in Syria consider him a thief and representative of the problems that have kept Syria's wealth concentrated in the hands of the chosen few.

The study, Malawi's first nationally representative examination of the problem of violence against children looks at the experiences of sexual, physical and emotional violence.