Sentence examples for successfully represented in from inspiring English sources

Arguably, Rome is more successfully represented in films.

As a result, the defect positions are successfully represented in the cross section of the structural element using a two-dimensional coordinate system.

In the second case, involving a client Phillips successfully represented in a whistleblower suit against General Electric, the client sued him in California State Court, alleging secret financial ties between the taxpayer group and Phillips' firm.

Another silver lining for the Sanders campaign is comparing Clinton's 15% home state margin of victory to how Sanders did a few months ago in his home state of Vermont, which he has successfully represented in Congress for 26 years.

With excerpts from manager Joe Fagan's diary, copious quotes from the players themselves, and a perhaps unparalleled knowledge of both the club and the city it so successfully represented in that tough, unforgiving decade of British history, Evans' book is an excellent re-telling of a campaign that brought the 1st Division championship, the European Cup, and the League Cup to Anfield.

In addition to writing the 645-page text "Commercial Litigation in the New York State Courts," Mr. Kaye successfully represented scientists in a copyright infringement case involving Texaco and successfully represented the state Metropolitan Transit Authority in 2003 when its plan to increase subway and bus fares 33percentt was challenged.

By that time, Jacobs was already infamous among prison guards for being one in a handful of inmates who had successfully represented themselves in court.

Mr. Olson, who is an accomplished appellate lawyer, also successfully represented Mr. Bush in last year's Supreme Court case on the Florida vote that resulted in Mr. Bush's winning the presidency.

Renée successfully represented families in defense of North Carolina's Opportunity Scholarship Program, which was upheld by the North Carolina Supreme Court in July 2015.

Viacom reported 106,000 claims at the end of the year related to its one-time ownership of Westinghouse, and the big automakers are so worried that they have hired the lawyer who successfully represented Dow Corning in its breast-implant litigation.

Nathan Lewin, a lawyer who has successfully represented Chabad in menorah cases, said government can accommodate religious displays but cannot appear to endorse them, an impression that might be created by a nativity scene stationed inside a government building with no other religious symbols nearby.