Sentence examples for represented a portion from inspiring English sources

As it turned out, Mr. Kaufman, who has represented a portion of the Senate district for years, was a formidable third-party candidate.

For Ms. Stavisky, 64, being recognized has particular importance because her opponent in the Democratic primary, former Councilwoman Julia Harrison, represented a portion of the district for 14 years.

The choices to succeed him in a midterm election on Feb. 12 are Liz Krueger, the Democrat who nearly defeated Mr. Goodman in the last election, and State Assemblyman John Ravitz, a Republican who has represented a portion of the district since 1990.

Each beam represented a portion of the width of a layered wood concrete longitudinal deck specimen.

Although RT centres in Lincoln and Middlesborough were not within the former Yorkshire Region area, because a considerable number of Yorkshire patients received their RT treatment in these two centres, they were included in all analyses (descriptive and survival) apart from the multivariate analyses of factors associated with the RT delay as they only represented a portion of their case load.

Second, some male linkage groups only represented a portion of those in females; for example, in three metacentric chromosomes (Co07, Co09, Co13) only one arm and a region containing the centromere were mapped, the duplicated markers were not mapped in males.

(Assemblyman Michael Cusick, a Democrat, also represents a portion of Todt Hill).

In 1998, Mr. Cojuangco won the right to represent a portion of the sequestered holdings on San Miguel's board.

The National Association of Evangelicals NAEE) supports the science but that body only represents a portion of the born-again faithful in America.

Ms. Davis is a Democrat who represents a portion of Fort Worth in Tarrant County, as was Mr. Meier at the time.

Heck, $108K might represent a portion, (or even a multiple in those lean years) of Paul's take-home pay.