Sentence examples for it represents nearly from inspiring English sources

The group says it represents nearly 9,000 writers.

While other regions have also sounded budget alarms, Catalonia is the biggest so far; it represents nearly one-fifth of Spain's economy.

The administration's count, 933,687, is almost a third greater; it represents nearly one-sixth of the 6.2 million Medicare recipients in H.M.O.'s.

Though both Berkshire, quite famously, and A.I.G., less obviously, have other operations, each is mainly in the insurance business; it represents nearly 80percentt of Mr. Buffett's revenue, and, along with related financial services, nearly all of Mr. Greenberg's.

There are busy times now ahead for salary cap auditors who'll have to comb over the Titans' offer given it represents nearly 20% of the allotted $7 million they have to pay 25 players.

And it represents nearly half of what the city's campaign finance laws allow each of his challengers to spend on the race between now and their party's primary in September.

This week, the judge rejected a similar request by a group of retail G.M. bondholders, which said it represented nearly 2,000 investors.

In 2000 the market for carbon offsets was small, but by the end of the first decade of the 21st century it represented nearly $10 billion worldwide, most of which was associated with offsets transacted through the UNFCCC Clean Development Mechanism.

It represented nearly 3percentt of the size of the economy and remains the largest in U.S. history.

Pressed tight against the bones of the forehead, the prefrontal cortex has undergone a dramatic expansion during human evolution, so that it now represents nearly a third of the brain.

The importance of the refurbishment market in the construction industry has grown considerably in recent decades, especially in developed countries, where it sometimes represents nearly 50% of the market.