Sentence examples for similarly represent from inspiring English sources

Gradual increases in eligibility ages, starting now, would similarly represent a common-sense adjustment to a graying society.

Trying to stay impartial in the eyes of customers and the surrounding society, the mapmakers at Google similarly represent – and so reproduce – the world as it appears from their culturally encoded point of view.

However, more recently it became clear that well-defined surfaces similarly represent versatile platforms to conduct metal ligand reactions in two dimensions and engineer unique coordination compounds or layers by novel complexation or metal-directed assembly protocols.

Voters there should now be given the opportunity to pick someone who will similarly represent their concerns and interests.

Stapled peptides may similarly represent a useful strategy to regulate ski and scleraxis function therapeutically.

Could dysregulation of these particular gene sets similarly represent a transient period of increased susceptibility to tumorigenesis during the luteal phase in the human breast?

The UK Armed Forces Humanist Association similarly represents UK service members.

The space shuttle similarly represents a dead-end technology.

Several groups of arthropods commonly considered to be room specific, were instead similarly represented across all room types (Table 2).

If you can't get enough, STLTransit has similarly represented the transit systems of Greater Cleveland; York, Ontario and Cincinnatii, among others.

Romney's newest book, "No Apology," similarly represents how the candidate's intellectual vigor gives ground to political calibrations.