Sentence examples for where it represented from inspiring English sources

This inhibitory effect may be returned to the presence of berberine in ethanolic crude extract where it represented 60% of its ingredients.

Mexico, which won the 2011 Gold Cup, returned recently from the Confederations Cup in Brazil, where it represented Concacaf.

It had an enduring impact in France, where it represented the disenfranchised suburban youth on screen for what felt like the first time.

It performed a similar job in An Englishman Abroad where it represented the Kremlin and in Heavenly Pursuits where it became the Vatican.

His tawdry defense is that he agreed to pay the firm if he won the case where it represented him, and if the state paid his bill, so the free counsel was not a gift.

This car had already been in prestigious shows: at the 1933 Century of Progress World's Fair in Chicago, it was exhibited under the dome of the Travel and Transport building, where it represented "the epitome of automotive transportation".

Our field observations confirm that this invasive species succeeded to establish in the coastal and middle altitude areas of the Mount Lebanon chain where it represents a source of nuisance because of its aggressive biting behavior.

Kitsch long ago became a very precise concept in Central Europe, where it represents the supreme aesthetic evil.

Sales of wet toilet paper represents only about 3 percent of all toilet paper sales in the United States, slightly more than Britain, where it represents only 2 percent.

The PCS has played down the prospect of disruption at Heathrow airport, where it represents immigration control officers, amid a furore over queues in passport halls.

Sometimes the chorus would have a particular point of view (as in Bacchae, where it represents the followers of Bacchus), while at other times it could be the mouthpiece of the poet.