Sentence examples for yet representative of from inspiring English sources

The most influential was Arnold Schoenberg with his development of the "12-tone style"; but his earlier works were not yet representative of that style.

Science fields are not yet representative of the diversity in the US population, but already more women have made their way into leadership positions in many STEM disciplines, and the student body in the life sciences is heavily female.

That's because the stories featured in Cairo 678 are inspired by the real life struggles of three very different women, each unique yet representative of many others.

Yet representatives of both associations say the statement he signed with other scholars mischaracterized their rules.

Yet, representatives of non-elected stakeholders (i.e., interest groups) also have important roles to play in democratic decision-making.

Yet representatives of both major league baseball's owners and players viewed yesterday's bargaining session as constructive.

Yet, representatives of Google, the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers AAPP) apparently regarded the wee hours of November 14 as the optimal time to announce to the world the amended agreement they had just minutes before filed with a federal court to settle a lawsuit arising from Google's scanning of in-copyright books from major research libraries.

Yet, representatives of patient organisations, who know what is at stake if data will not come to their aid or to those after them, might not be seen as representatives of the average population.

The party's Congressional wing gets barely an hour at center stage, yet Representative Thomas M. Davis III of Virginia, chairman of the House Republican Campaign Committee, which is striving mightily to retain control of the House, pronounced himself happy with the time given House candidates at the podium -- two segments of fifteen one-minute speeches in the daytime on Monday.

In accordance with commonly accepted norms, aiming at reducing the suffering of laboratory animals, the study was conducted on a small, yet representative, group of rats (20 specimens) divided into two subgroups of 10 specimens each.

The pilfered data that Finjan found, said Yuval Ben-Itheak, the company's chief technology officer, provides a large yet representative portrait of the information criminals are seeking and obtaining these days.