Sentence examples for represented years from inspiring English sources

The protests by the youths of Ferguson, Mo., represented years of pent-up frustration with state- ­sanctioned gun violence inflicted by local police forces.

The analysis began in the year 2002 as 2002 and 2003 represented years that had above average crop insurance claims in Manitoba.

In our analyses, x i represented years between 1968 and 2010 and y i is the annual MV fatality rate during this time.

What happened to the time when aggravating State media represented years and years of ostracism and vilification?

To further understand the effect of chorus size on reproductive success, we removed the 45 MCS values that represented years during which no chorusing was detected at a pond, and calculated mean chorus size (CHOR) from only the nights on which at least one male was heard calling for each pond and year.

Apart from his most famous work, On the Origin of Species …, Darwin's other publications, such as Variations in Domesticated Animals and Plants, published in two volumes, were works that represented years of study and experimentation.

Percentages represented year-over-year growth.

This gold medal represents years and years of hard work".

This was some serious bling, representing years of accumulated work.

You use "20__" to represent years in the book.

"Does x always represent years and y represent money?" one teacher asked.