Sentence examples for but it represents only from inspiring English sources

A rural middle class has evolved, but it represents only a small percentage of total agriculturalists.

But it represents only about one-half of one percent of his collection.

But it represents only half of his double life in music.

The controversy discussed in the article is newsworthy, but it represents only one element of handcycling.

But it represents only British English, and 100m words is not so many when linguists search for rare usages.

This account, from a friend of Mr Johnson, is a believable explanation, but it represents only a partial account of why he is acting now.

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 with a scattered population, it represents only 2.2% of the total electorate.

But liberal Jewish groups retort that it represents only a sliver of Jewish opinion.

This part of reality is what scientists study, but scientists themselves admit that it represents only about 5% of total reality (i.e., of the total matter/energy present at the start of the big bang).

"It represents only three villages' worth of words.