Sentence examples for time representing a from inspiring English sources

Cox later returned to Congress, this time representing a New York district.

Kibaki, this time representing a coalition of opposition groups (the National Rainbow Coalition [NARC]), soundly defeated Kenyatta in the 2002 presidential elections, thus ending KANU's long period of uninterrupted rule.

In the best comedy category, the three-year-old CBS sitcom "The Big Bang Theory" was nominated for the first time, representing a major victory for its producer, Chuck Lorre, as well as for its studio, Warner Brothers, which campaigned aggressively for the nod.

We have already acknowledged that hybrids are many and diverse and that they are changeable over time, representing a vast and multiform way of organizing supply.

Comcast responded in kind to Disney's rejection: "Our proposal to acquire The Walt Disney Company reflects a full and generous valuation based upon Disney's prospects and performance over a long period of time, representing a significant premium over Disney's unaffected share price during any relevant measurement period over the last three years.

As a result, only 30percentt of crops have been planted on time, representing a direct impact on season planting and harvesting of agricultural products.

For artists, it is often a nerve-racking time, representing an opportunity to be recognized, but also to be rejected.

The lawsuit — and the resulting settlement, which was announced at the same time — represent a good regulatory start.

"He represents the beauty and complexity of classical cinema and at the same time represents a kind of modernity, an openness.

But thought rapidly turned to a greater challenge, and one which had for a long time represented a holy grail of AI research.

There was a hint of intimacy attached to all the gifts, each of which, at the same time, represented a cultured and progressive spirit.