Sentence examples for time representing the from inspiring English sources

A retiring member of Congress recently estimated he spent 4,200 hours during his time representing the people, dialing for dollars.

After losing the seat in 1977, he focused on his law career until reentering the parliament in 1989, this time representing the Hambantota district (1989 2005).

Thresholds defined by the time representing the earliest 1% of groundwater-transit times were used to identify fast transport pathways within the groundwater.

He was a member of the Municipal Council at the time, representing the Central Ward, and according to this copy of the resolution, he was one of eight councilors to approve the sale.

The performance is evaluated by root mean squared error representing the accuracy, rank error representing the suitability of metamodels when coupled with evolutionary optimization algorithms, training time representing the efficiency and variation of root mean squared error representing the robustness.

It came as a cosmic coincidence, of course, that the two stories hit the top of the sports news in New York at roughly the same time, representing the best and worst of being a sports fan in New York, all swirled into one incongruous parfait.

The president's Wednesday speech to Congress, to be televised in prime time, represents the first post-Labor Day test.

Its budget numbers before that time represent the funding for the then-independent agencies that now comprise the department.

Its budget numbers before that time represent the funding for the then-independent agencies that now make up the department.

A post will be created called, probably, the International Civilian Representative, who will at the same time represent the EU.

The competition, an assortment of former college players, some of whom tasted the big time, most of whom are passing time, represents the best Cooke has faced.