Sentence examples for representing the full from inspiring English sources

For climate campaigns, the difficulty often lies in representing the full global scale of the issue without appearing too emotive or dramatic.

A Treasury spokesperson said: "As anyone would expect, the Chancellor and other Ministers meet regularly with firms representing the full range of Britain's economy.

Although AT&T has rejected Comcast's offer as not representing the full value of the business, its cable division could still be sold.

Les A. Murray, often considered Australia's greatest living poet, published New Selected Poems, representing the full range of his poetic art.

A satisfactory taxonomic study of any species requires adequate samples over a full range of sizes, representing the full geographical distribution of the species.

The school under Mr. Martins has also been affected by the death of Kirstein, in 1996, and of teachers representing the full span of the Balanchine era -- Stanley Williams, Alexandra Danilova, Muriel Stuart and Elise Reiman.

Phyllis A. Wang East Greenbush, N.Y., May 16, 2008 The writer is president of the New York State Association of Health Care Providers, a statewide trade association representing the full spectrum of home and community-based providers.

It prides itself on being the only survey of Australian contemporary art in the country, but this presents its own dilemma: how do you stick to a curatorial theme while representing the full, broad landscape of Australian art?

We measured trees representing the full range of ages, stand densities, canopy conditions and landscape positions.

The algorithm proposed in this work assumes confidence in a subset of realizations for representing the full-set of realizations in the neighbourhood of the current control estimate.

The 37 kDa wheat enzyme belongs to a group of monomeric glyoxalases and is composed of two similar halves each representing the full-length human glyoxalase I enzyme.