Sentence examples for increase represents from inspiring English sources

That increase represents a shift in strategy for the group in several ways.

That increase represents tens of thousands of additional cars a day.

One-third of the total increase represents imports from China, Mr. Zandi says.

That 120-calorie increase represents about one-half of the total daily caloric increase during that span, C.D.C. data shows.

The increase represents a recovery of one-third of the jobs the industry lost from 2000 to 2003.

Because G.M. is already earning profits at today's depressed sales levels, that increase represents a "massive economic opportunity," he said.

"Since Apple became the cash king in 2009, its $176 bn increase represents 26% of the total $670bn increase in corporate cash over the same period," Moody's said.

The increase represents the 35th successive month of growth, with last month's figures boosted by an 18.1% rise in fleet registrations.

Police chiefs will then need to explain to the public that the increase represents an improvement in reporting, rather than a jump in actual numbers of sexual assaults.

The question of whether the increase represents real value or is simply evidence of a bubble is at the heart of the current media frenzy.

Even though that is still a small fraction of the 5percentt of the $7.5 trillion in assets that United States pension funds direct to the sector, the increase represents an important cultural shift, analysts say.