Sentence examples for but it represented only from inspiring English sources
The settlement was among the largest in the 76-year history of the Securities and Exchange Commission, but it represented only a small financial hiccup for Goldman, which reported a profit of $13.39 billion for 2009, the worst period of the credit crisis.
But it represents only about one-half of one percent of his collection.
It is Hollywood's oldest agency, making $220 million a year in commissions, but it represents only a few lead actors, including John Travolta, Reese Witherspoon, Morgan Freeman, and Russell Crowe.
That isn't bad, but it represents only about 20 percent of college football fans in New York (in addition to some competing teams like Syracuse, many New Yorkers are transplants and bring their football loyalties with them).
But it represents only about a 1% expansion of the audio collection, which typically grows by 120,000 to 150,000 items per year, about two-thirds of which is sound recordings.
That may seem like a large amount of money, but it represents only a tiny fraction of world GNP - less than 0.03 per cent.
Rental agents often quote this figure to prospective renters, but it represents only part of the lease arrangement.
The government seemingly spoke for the country, but in reality it represented only the middle class; the soviets represented the workers and peasants.
But the association told Education Guardian it represented only registered schools and did not wish to express a view on unregistered yeshivas.
