Sentence examples for represented that the from inspiring English sources

There are so many live creatures — 75 species will be represented — that the center almost feels more like a mini-zoo than a museum.

In light of the Kaplan case, however, he represented that the agency would "no longer automatically file counterclaims for care and treatment," suggesting a more tailored approach.

While Enron represented that the kitchen sink material -- which Enron also showed to other financial institutions -- covered all its hidden debts and liabilities, Mr. Diaz is expected to say that the materials did not include information about at least three major off-balance-sheet partnerships that Enron used to keep debts or losses off its financial statements.

The XRD analysis represented that the films were mainly composed of anatase phase.

Furthermore, the result represented that the nanoFET could detect the negative ions in air.

This graph represented that the sample had an ideal lamellar morphology as shown in Fig. 5.

Green represents that "the situation is safe," yellow represents that "the drainage pipeline is 50% full," and red represents that "the drainage pipeline is 100% full and flood will occur shortly".

In the row labeled Growth, "++" represented that the OD600 was higher than 0.5, "+" represented that 0.1 < OD600 < 0.5, and "- represented that the OD600 was close to 0 with a culture time of 48 h.

The F.T.C. said the companies "falsely represented that clinical studies have shown that BeneFin and SkinAnswer are effective in preventing, treating and curing cancer, and falsely represented that the Food and Drug Administration has evaluated the effectiveness of BeneFin".

Yunus believes it is the bankers, or the system they represent, that are the mad ones.

But perhaps it's Kerry, and the nation he represents, that has the most to lose.