Sentence examples for representative roles from inspiring English sources

Asked about his politics, this Kent-born son of a private school headmaster says it's his own business before adding that "the only representative roles" he's ever had were sports editor of his university paper and a National Union of Journalists role in his first job in Scarborough.

Because this network is undirected, the gatekeeping and representative roles are indistinguishable.

The upper panels summarize the Twitter data, the lower panels summarize Zachary's data (note that the gatekeeping and representative roles are indistinguishable because this network is undirected).

The actors with the highest representative roles are shown as big squares in Figure 4. Four of the five people with the highest representative roles were 'professional consultants', followed by a manager, from various divisions (Additional file 1).

They also have representative roles within the local Diabetes Research Network and Devon Diabetes Service Strategy Implementation Group.

Gene expression profiles of gastric cancer cell lines stably transfected with sh-SSTR1 or sh-ctrl plasmid were analysed by the Human Cancer PathwayFinder RT Profiler PCR Array (Qiagen), which contained 84 well-characterised genes with representative roles in tumorigenesis.

Blair also receives about £2m for an advisory and representative role with US investment bank JP Morgan, and another half a million from Zurich Financial Services.

"It is true that Mr Vaz was probably more vigorous in his representative role than most of the other people who made representations.

To cast oneself in such a representative role requires a rare artistic will to power, given the drama Heaney made in North of precisely not wanting to take up this role.

I will not, however, risk our representative role and reputation to appease an unrepresentative, self-aggrandising minority, in pursuit of their own fringe agendas, which lack wider student and public support.

It asserts that religious bodies have an established right to demand "increased loyalty" (over and above the loyalty that any employer would expect) from people under their authority, especially if they are in a visible, representative role.