Sentence examples for representative to some from inspiring English sources
The indoor data are thus representative to some degree of the same indoor environment of each subject.
According to the centrality analysis, researchers such as O'Toole T1, Ascher Ms and Tonat K2 are representative to some extent in health management field.
To understand the multiple and conflicting standards within the concept of representation is to reveal the futility of holding all representatives to some fixed set of guidelines.
Hence, the selected products do not cover all a.s. in PT08 and their possible combinations, but can be deemed sufficiently representative to draw some general conclusions.
After those interviews, Wintek pledged to provide more compensation to the injured workers and Apple sent a representative to speak with some of them.
Correction: June 17, 2000, Saturday An article yesterday about talks at the United Nations on the war in Congo misspelled the name of Secretary General Kofi Annan's special representative to Congo in some copies.
"For some ungodly reason, when Hillary decided to send some representative to Syria they picked out Feltman," he said).
"Why are you leaving it to some dumb representative to ask questions, when the reporters should be doing their job?" Tremblay said.
Watch for the pastry chef Bill Yosses' gorgeous blown-sugar pears. Julia Moskin Eater: The Polish representative to the United Nations offers some dining suggestions in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and elsewhere.
Burns, the United States' representative to the World Anti-Doping Agency, said some leagues gave their players advance notice when it came to drug tests, giving those players time to rid their system of any substance that may produce a positive test.
It may have been kind of the Delta Song representative to help Mr. Passy redistribute some of the contents of his suitcase into that of a family member, but it was nothing short of ridiculous; the airline ended up carrying the same weight while others in line were made to wait.
