Sentence examples for representing collateral from inspiring English sources
The suit seeks to recover $5 billion, representing collateral posted just before the bankruptcy, plus interest and other remedies.
Those and dozens more represent collateral damage in the endless battle for continual musical and cultural relevance.
Nevertheless, while we have no evidence for adaptive male harm, the possibility remains that harm represents collateral damage.
Increased TRPV1 intra-epidermal nerve fibres could represent collateral sprouts, or re-innervation following nerve stretch and damage by polymodal nociceptors.
We could detect vAChT-immunolabeling in basal processes likely to represent collaterals of L4 neurons (Fig. 5D) and in the dilated boutons of the Cha-Tan neurons (Fig. 6D).
After legal action brought by a group calling itself the "Plantagenet Alliance", representing claimed collateral descendants of Richard, his final resting place remained uncertain for nearly a year.
Most of the unfinished buildings represent the collateral behind nearly 2 trillion baht (around $53 billion) in nonperforming loans still encumbering Thailand's financial system.
They evidently represent a collateral branch on the vertebrate lineage that has been somewhat modified since common ancestry, however, and should not be thought of as a human ancestor.
The anger of the fishermen could be said to represent the collateral damage caused by India's work-around private economy in which the state often takes a back seat and does not do enough to bring along people displaced by development.
This happens, for example, when the adjustment process represents the collateral posted by the counterparty and kept in the segregated account.
Posterior-to-anterior blood flow in the posterior communicating artery was considered to represent posterior collateral flow.
