Sentence examples for it represented more than from inspiring English sources

Since only 41,000 shared ownership homes were built in 2010-15, it represented more than a threefold increase.

WHEN a federal appeals court in Cincinnati declared last week that the Bush administration's practice of holding deportation hearings in secret was unlawful, it represented more than the first major appellate ruling on the government's post-Sept.

When Lejaby Lingerie, the 82-year-old French bra-and-corset maker, announced last year that it was shuttering its fourth and only remaining factory in France and heading to Tunisia, it represented more than just another blow for French industry.

Besides, following the forecast from [18], in this work, two different types of video traffic are addressed under the premise that in 2013 it represented more than half (53%) of the total traffic and will reach 69% of all worldwide mobile data traffic by 2018.

I mean, especially with a thread like that one, where I really felt like it represented more than a debate over a single image.

For years this figure has been held as excessively optimistic, as it represented more than half the forces involved in this battle.

According to its website, it represents more than 85percentt of the assisted reproduction technology clinics in the country.

The alliance says it represents more than 7,000 cabdrivers.

It represents more than 120,000 students and is editorially independent.

"It represents, more than ever, the general hatred for people who are not like yourself".

At an annual cost of nearly £23bn, it represents more than 10% of the welfare budget.