Sentence examples for have represented more from inspiring English sources

He and the Palo Alto company he helped build up, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, have represented more venture capitalists, handled more initial public offerings, and represented more technology companies than any other firm.

The loss of juniper would have represented more than the loss of a single species: it supports more than 40 species of insect and fungus that cannot survive without it.

His placement of the chorus in front of the orchestra must have represented more than mere favoritism on the part of a noted choral specialist; it was undoubtedly calculated to make the most efficient use of the small stage and the platform extending it.

Since then, temporary contracts have represented more than 90% of all new contracts signed each year.

Although we cannot exclude that the relatively short period of evaluation could be not sufficient to fully achieve a steady state, we are convinced that the poor tolerance to the breathing apparatus would have represented more bias.

Since 2003, the center has represented more than a thousand trafficking victims; Vizdoga has personally represented more than two hundred.

After the Times article, Syngenta hired a communications consultancy, the White House Writers Group, which has represented more than sixty Fortune 500 companies.

That fall has been misleading, however, as it has represented more people dropping out of the labor force, where the government does not measure their jobs.

He has represented more than a dozen defendants in death penalty cases in New York and in federal court in other states.

"I don't believe in filing racketeering cases," said Mr. MacLeish, whose firm has represented more than 300 people who say they were abused by priests.

Or Carol Moseley Braun, a former senator from Illinois, who, aides note, has represented more people in Congress than anyone else vying for a place on the ticket?