Sentence examples for represented an example from inspiring English sources

Syria's deputy foreign minister Fayssal Mikdad said in a statement that North Korea represented an example for Syria in its own civil war, Yonhap news agency reported.

Weiss came to believe that it represented an example of "climate change," and published and article in Science in 1993… Since then the list of cultures whose demise has been linked to climate change has continued to grow.

Eventually, Weiss came to believe that the lifeless soil of Tell Leilan and the end of the Akkadian empire were products of the same phenomenon — a drought so prolonged and so severe that, in his words, it represented an example of "climate change".

The creation of the juvenile courts in Chicago represented an example of caring because it mandated contextualized regard for the context of young people.

The sites contain many 'X-ray' style paintings, where the internal organs and bones of animals are represented (an example is illustrated in Fig. 2).

His performance was "evenhanded without being wishy-washy" and represented "an example of something the industry is still trying to learn: that you can achieve both inclusion and entertainment by giving the right person just the right opportunity".

This represents an example of a single component system.

Spectacles in these two skink genera evolved independently and thus represent an example of convergent evolution.

We argue that such alignment between teachers and curricular materials represents an example of curricular fit.

Second home phenomenon represents an example of post-productive consumption in the countryside.

These plants represent an example of how transformation technology may contribute to further our understanding of important biological processes.