Sentence examples for that could represented from inspiring English sources

For three years, we explored the trans myth, taking apart the words "transsexual," "transvestite," and "transgender" to understand how they were shaped and and collaborating with the community of Puerto Rico to build a new type of myth that could represented them authentically and with respect.

There were also names here (Lupita y Jerry) that could represent love or loss.

Both leagues are considering moves that could represent the biggest change in college sports in a generation.

Until now, it could be argued that the eurozone did not have a common fiscal agency that could represent common eurozone interests.

They want to protect their citizens, but realize that if tourism to a victimized country plummets, that could represent a victory for terrorists.

The growth in global demand for wild game, he said, increases the potential for spreading agents "that could represent serious threats to humanity," he said.

Now, a team of American and European researchers report that they have discovered an eye that could represent the first step in this evolution.

The set of 15 players tested by B.U. researchers to this point is far from a random sample of N.F.L. retirees that could represent the wider population.

Nor does Mr. Santorum appear to possess the ability to control the media narrative and manufacture news of the sort that could represent hurdles for Mr. Romney.

We have also reviewed existing technological solutions that could represent important components in future PFF applications.

Also, outline some projects (or at least ideas) that could represent feasible projects.