Sentence examples for young represented from inspiring English sources

Short of money, Ms. Young represented herself in the appeal.

The young, represented in his speech by a pair of students Mr Miliband met while ambling on Hampstead Heath, despair at the "black hole" dug for them by the baby boomers.

New migrants were relatively young, represented 22 diverse nationalities, and had been in the UK for short time-periods (mean 2.28 years).

Most important, the young represent the sector that is most affected by Sisi's greatest weakness: his economic policies.

Now most people accept that the ease and availability of a dizzying range of pornography, easily accessed by the very young, represents more than a change of platform.

Monogenic forms of diabetes (neonatal diabetes or maturity-onset diabetes of the young) represent a small fraction of children with diabetes (<5%), but the ready availability of commercial genetic testing is now enabling a true genetic diagnosis with increasing frequency.

Animals were ranked according to their age: the oldest were designed as TP with all genotypes considered known, whereas the youngest represented the PP.

These two sisters represent the other two Norns from Norse mythology, with Urd (the eldest of the three) representing the past while Skuld (the youngest) represents the future.

Recent data show that Jordanians of working age (15 64 years) represent 59% of the population, and those aged 14 years or younger represent 37% of the population.

Monthly community sessions to monitor and promote the growth of children two years of age and younger represent one of the pillars of CBN.

I thought the young people represented a new generation and a new idea of thinking.