Sentence examples for fine represents from inspiring English sources

Fine represents some sixty-five hundred small banks across the country.

Even if the FTC's fine represents less than a day's profits, the effects on its reputation could linger for a lot longer.

The fine represents about 10% of the $2.5m purse Lesnar received for the July match-up, which he originally won by unanimous decision.

"This fine represents just 0.1% of the company's pretax profits last year, which is a pinprick on the hide of the elephant," he said.

The $2 million fine represents a tiny fraction of Exxon's earnings, but it could complicate ExxonMobil's future dealings with Rosneft, one of the largest energy companies in the world, which Sechin still leads.

The fine represents less than 1 percent of Favre's $16 million salary this season and is less than some of the fines the N.F.L. has handed out in its crackdown this season against helmet-to-helmet hits.

The fine represented "several decades" of profit for its automotive glass business in Europe, it said.

The fine represented less than 2percentt of the profits earned by DuPont on PFOA that year.

The fine represented 4.9% of Qualcomm's 2017 turnover, the commission said, less than half the maximum possible fine of 10% of the company's £15.8bn annual revenue.

Mr. Borgen will also pay a $590,000 fine, representing the profits that Founders made on the affected clients during that time.

When sentencing, the magistrate said the fine represented the seriousness of the offence as well as the goalkeeper's financial means.