Sentence examples for believe represented from inspiring English sources

William Morrison, a ThinkEquity analyst, wrote, "While the online tech ad market has been growing in the 30 to 40percentt range for the past several quarters, our analysis suggests that CNet's core tech ad business, which we believe represented 65percentt of total company revenue last year, is on pace to end 2007 down 3 to 4percentt".

Few, if any, prominent Baathists, militia members or representatives of the insurgency — the groups that many believe represent the largest obstacles to reconciliation — showed up at the meeting.

From this, I make a selection of artists who I believe represent some of the best work being made today.

A rated driver is the person that auto insurance companies believe represents the greatest loss potential for an insured vehicle.

I end up working around those people who I believe represent roadblocks (pun intended) to our success.

This will be different, a road map for what I believe represents delicious, smart, contemporary cooking and eating.

"Now it is possible for the people to reinstate who they believe represents their interests," he said.

"We've simplified our roadmap and organization around a few big bets across Twitter, Periscope and Vine that we believe represent our largest opportunities for growth," said Dorsey.

They have since collected about seventeen hundred signed cards, which they believe represents about sixty per cent of undergraduate and graduate student workers.

"The Banksy Elephant", they believe, represents not just a one-trick punchline, but an ingenious bit of left-leaning political commentary.

A company we currently own and believe represents good value is EOG Resources.