Sentence examples for combined represents from inspiring English sources

Of the top ten earmarking senators, only Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.; $77 million solo; $235 combined), represents a large state and only three of the top ten are blue states.

Even though the surface area of the front and rear flippers combined represents 27% of the total surface area of each turtle we found that only 6 7% of total heat loss, qT, came from the flippers in the coldest water (Table 1 and 2).

It is likely that the whole pharmaceutical market, private and donor-supported combined, represents one of the largest sectors of the economy in value, although no records have been kept.

The five unions combined represent more than 3,200 railroad employees.

Yorkshire, the Tyne Tees and the Borders regions combined represent less than 8 per cent of its total audience share.

But his strong finish in Florida, which drew more voters than the first three contests combined, represented an extraordinary turnaround for his prospects to win the nomination.

Still, even the optimists say it is unlikely to rally until the economic environment improves investment banking, lending and other services for corporations, which combined represent roughly a majority of the bank's revenue.

Libya has an Arab population of one million eighty-five thousand (all minority groups combined represent only an additional sixty-five thofsand), and of that number, only sixteen — yes, sixteen — have had a college education.

Indeed, Thailand, Japan, Taiwan and Indonesia combined represent over 65percentt of Line's active users.

Meanwhile, Flash is represented by Flash VP6 and FLV, which combined represent only 26percentt of all videos.

We argue that these data, combined, represent a minimum of three different communities of practice.