Sentence examples for former represented from inspiring English sources

The former represented annual growth of only 1%, while the latter was up by nearly 50% year-on-year.

The former represented Essex in the Nature Conservancy, and it was at their hospitable home that he wrote much of his magnum opus, Ancient Woodland (1980).

Formerly, in addition to the avocats, there were also avoués and agréés; the former represented litigants in all procedural matters except the oral presentation, prepared briefs, and negotiated settlements, while the latter, few in number, were responsible for pleading in certain commercial courts.

Assuming a 13-week period had 65 workdays, the former represented a 6.3% loss, compared with the estimated disability level of 4.3%.

Equation (3) separates the "flat-rate" component from the PT-ST-refund component, with the former represented by the y i terms and the latter by the ratio with PT and ST in the numerator.

The former represented a peri-urban camel production system, where milking herds are reared within the vicinity of Isiolo town with a lot of market integration through sale of camel stock and camel milk.

The former represents an observed pattern dominating a society, even if represented through a personal story.

Nietzsche posed an Apollonian-Dionysian dichotomy, the former representing form and rationality and the latter drunkenness and ecstasy.

The former represents the most powerful country in the world, while the latter represents the second largest economy and the next superpower.

Mourinho has made little secret of his dissatisfaction with his three principal strikers – Eto'o, Torres and Demba Ba – and, quite simply, the former represents the best of a bad bunch.

Among the Southern Igbo, the Ekpe society, introduced from the Cross River area, uses contrasting masks to represent the maiden spirit and the elephant spirit, the latter representing ugliness and aggression and the former representing beauty and peacefulness.