Sentence examples for would be representatives from inspiring English sources

We decided a priori to consider only resected cases from HES as potentially missed cases in cancer registration, these would be representatives of the non-fatal cancers that the registration process might have missed (Bullard et al, 2000).

An ideal population sample would be representative for its population: this new approach represents another contribution towards this goal.

But that thinking presumed that his opponent would be Representative Michael N. Castle, a popular Republican moderate.

Another possible contender would be Representative Kristi Noem, who came in on a Republican wave in 2010.

Though he was skeptical that Dunkin's shift from polystyrene would be representative.

I can't speak to whether he would be representative of a pundit from South India, a place which has a very different culture from North India.

If anyone ought to have thought this through, it would be Representative Tom Tancredo, who is running for president as an immigration zealot.

Mr. Horne acknowledged that he had never sat in on a class, but said he did not believe that what he would see would be representative of what regularly took place.

The House's version of the bill does not include the tougher derivatives ban, and Wall Street lobbyists said one chief target would be Representative Barney Frank, the Massachusetts Democrat who leads the Financial Services Committee and shepherded the House bill.

In a recent CNN poll that tested the strength of possible Republican hopefuls, only one of the seven most likely candidates (that would be Representative Ron Paul) will actually hold an elected office by the end of this year.

That would be Representative Jim Himes, Democrat of Connecticut, a former Harvard rower who last week cast the only vote against a bill that would give most United States Olympic and Paralympic medalists a tax break on their victory bonuses.