Sentence examples for then represent from inspiring English sources

If you are our Representatives, then represent us.

Real rates then represent the true cost of a loan.

Universal credit will by then represent a huge cut.

Does this young Southern guy, then, represent the triumph of a specifically American form of soccer?

Disabled people, bruised by four years of a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition, need leaders to listen and then represent them.

In theory this system allows citizens to select the candidates who will then represent each party in the October elections.

"We then represent that person to the newspaper and we give advice to the editor, while letting the editor retain the decision about publication.

The top five vote-getters will then represent the "fan's ballot," which will count as one of six hundred ballots that will determine the winners.

Trouble is, he has to play in the Heineken Cup final today and then represent his country next weekend in the Churchill Cup.

The £850m spent on independent sector treatments will then represent less than 1% of an NHS investment totalling more than £90bn.

A.M.D. thinks that the industry should adopt a much more realistic benchmark for laptops — and then represent the results in a style that matches cellphones, iPods and cars.