Sentence examples for representative rather than a from inspiring English sources
Second, the summary below the photograph on the Times Web site described general ideas about torture ("Detainees in the war on terrorism will be subjected to lies, threats and coercive force"), indicating that the photo is meant to be representative, rather than a specific depiction.
In this sense, Washington agrees with Moscow in preferring an appeasing representative rather than a confrontational figure.
But when I read that the public is blaming the Republicans for the standoff and many more people would likely vote for a Democratic representative rather than a Republican representative, possibly leading to the Democrats taking back control of the House, the current situation could be "good" for the Democrats and "bad" for the Republicans.
Detailed information from representative, rather than a large number of participants is needed in qualitative research.
Detailed information from representative, rather than a large number of cases is needed in qualitative research [ 30].
Russian shareholders, who denied they were behind BP's troubles, said they wanted Mr Dudley out because he acted as BP's representative rather than an independent CEO acting in the interests of all shareholders.
In the case of Kenya, a representative rather than an average cost is presented due to the scarcity of data available during the interviews.
But the new president maintained his popular support by touring hundreds of villages, small towns and cities, from Isfahan and Mashad to Tabriz, in order to create the profile of a "people's representative" rather than that of a distant father-figure.
It would be interesting to see what the would happen if an artist attempted to make a representative, rather than abstract, drawing, using the drone.
Edmonstone [ 19] points to the traditions in medicine of a representative, rather than hierarchical function in management.
Although this was a representative (rather than convenience) sample of people with dementia, as new referrals to secondary care they comprise disproportionately those with a new diagnosis or with acute problems.
