Sentence examples for still being represented from inspiring English sources

When Robinson Cano rejected the offer of a substantial contract extension from the Yankees before spring training, he was still being represented by Scott Boras, baseball's most formidable and challenging negotiator.

For certain, Big Hollywood will still be represented.

But Russia will still be represented in Wednesday night's third-round draw.

Only 19 states currently have female representation in the Senate, and even fewer still are represented by two women, as shown in the map below.

It's been two years since Indiana and Michigan became the 23rd and 24th right-to-work states, allowing workers to leave their unions, not pay dues and still be represented by the unions in collective bargaining.

It's been over two years since Michigan became the 24th right-to-work state, allowing union members to stop paying dues but still be represented in the collective bargaining.

Henderson, who has not had a runner in Britain since L'Ami Serge beat three opponents at odds of 1-6 in a novice chase at Wetherby last Saturday, will still be represented in the Champion Hurdle Trial by Captain Conan.

The Canadian stocks will stay in the company's S.& P./TSX 60 index, which tracks Toronto blue chips; Royal Dutch and Unilever will still be represented in the S.& P. Europe 350.

At the core the runs based on these methods can still be represented with multiple molecular dynamics tasks.

The broadcast of an event to orthogonal states can still be represented by simply not attaching an extension to it.

Despite Richardson's absence, the family will still be represented at the Paralympics by his daughter-in-law.