Sentence examples for represented to start from inspiring English sources

The 12-case attrition was primarily in Europe, but did not significantly affect geographic representation as the European countries were the best represented to start with.

Or they could tell the lawyers who represent them to start negotiating a new deal that will allow them to return to work and the season to begin.

If the game is a mini-United Nations, its players represent enough occupations to start a small town.

With the tragicomic celebration of rampaging fiasco which (through very little fault of his own) his leadership represents, we need to start at the end and work backwards.

For me, this passage represents a basis to start questioning my own assumptions about "Super-human": "Behold, I teach you the Übermensch.

Even if a program may be cost effective in the long run, the initial costs may represent a barrier to start.

It's time for politicians to stop representing us and time for us to start representing ourselves.

Rather than be content with simply rebuilding Lower Manhattan, politicians argued that the attack represented a rare opportunity to start anew and fix longstanding problems.

Hydrogels represent to be an interesting starting material for soft, and lately also for hard tissue regeneration.

"When you have these strong visionary experiences, it would be natural to want to start somehow representing and sharing that experience".

The #ToyLikeMe campaign I co-founded in April this year, to call on the global toy industry to start representing disability, marks a progression in disabled rights movements from calling for access to a call for cultural representation.