Sentence examples for represented broad from inspiring English sources
They were a little creepy, but they represented broad public support, and relief.
"The old political parties, the Christian Democratic Party and the Communist Party, represented broad ideologies and their leaders were comparatively unimportant," he said.
Mr. ARRINGTON: In the video space we talked about who were with you – added as well, just you represented broad and YouTube.
The residential areas represented broad stages of successional development of "urban forest," while the stands of semi-natural and natural forest are representative of the original habitats that have been converted into residential land-use.
It's not that those two white guys represented broad swaths of the population.
Among a total of 237 SSR markers, most were selected from previous mapping exercises and represented broad and unbiased coverage of the citrus genome.
continue to be a moderate people's party, representing broad sections of the population?" Köditz said.
Several of them represent broad regional territories and they also generally only spend a few days of their week in their home country doing constituency work.
"[But] he has to tread carefully – he's got to be seen as not overtly pro-China, to represent broad Canadian interests".
Perceptual symbols and simulators (Barsalou, 1999) represent broad theoretical constructs intended to accommodate all aspects of cognitive representation.
Indeed, Deutsche Bank's private bank uses four asset allocations to represent broad risk preferences (conservative, low-, moderate- and high-risk tolerance).
