Sentence examples for category represents from inspiring English sources

Each rating point in that category represents 124,480 viewers.

The women's category represents, to some extent, a missed opportunity for the Swiss.

The reinstatement of the Latin jazz category represents a retrenchment for the academy.

Broadly speaking, the order of this category represents a scale of increasingly self-conscious revelation.

Its beauty category represents 16 percent of its domestic business, up from 9 percent in 2003, the channel said.

But the decision by Pfizer and Glaxo to form a joint venture focused on an entire drug category represents a new model of industry collaboration.

The competition in the category represents "an exceedingly difficult crowd to break into," said Molly Peck, director for advertising and sales promotion at Cadillac.

This category represents a double birthday: as the Ethical Awards celebrates a decade of grassroots change, Ecotricity – Britain's trailblazing green-energy supplier – marks 20 years since it first introduced green electricity to Britain and the world back in 1995.

The last category represents the most favourable situation for the cryptanalyst, in which he can cause either the transmitter to encrypt a plaintext of his choice or the receiver to decrypt a ciphertext that he chose.

This category represents a very small portion of trainees.

The first category represents those that exploit new knowledge and intellectual property.