Sentence examples for representative people from inspiring English sources

Portraits of representative people, beginning with José Martí, make up this history of political ideas.

So they conducted a separate face-to-face survey of 1,026 nationally representative people and then combined the two sets of results, arriving at the seven categories.

Typically, a number of representative people are asked to perform a set of tasks, while measurements such as the time taken are made.

Emerson said "all history is biography," and Krauze, in an Emersonian mode, has compiled his history by writing biographical portraits of representative people, beginning with José Martí, the Cuban poet and journalist.

George Gallup was one of the few people who understood that the Digest risked underestimating Democratic votes, especially as the Depression deepened, because its sample, while very big, was not very representative: people who supported F.D.R. were much less likely than the rest of the population to own a telephone or a car.

In the model, each cohort contains 10 000 representative people.

"One of the juiciest pleasures of life is to be able to salute and embrace, as elected leaders and honored representatives, people whom you first met when they were on the run or in exile" or prison, he writes.

This was done to better represent the population by being more representative of people in each age category.

The bride, 55, is a customer service representative at People's United Bank in Bridgeport, Conn.

It's true that its hard to know how representative the people on the square are with the broader population.

LF: Patti, do you feel you've become a representative for people suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder?