Sentence examples for list represented from inspiring English sources

Fidelity's rise to the top of the list represented a momentous shakeup for a list that, for years, didn't change much at all.

The 1267 list represented the first time that the international community had reached a consensus on who was a terrorist, paving the way for joint action against al-Qaida in the wake of the 9/11 attacks.

A tour de force of social engineering, the list represented "as spectacular a group as has ever been assembled for a private party in New York," reported Charlotte Curtis in The Times, "a Who's Who of notables".

But an American intelligence official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that the 58 names added to the terrorism watch list "represented only a tiny fraction of one percent of the total" number of terrorism suspects identified to the State Department each year by the agency.

Academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs – who has no direct say in award nominations – told Variety that the new list represented "a major step forward" toward the goal of full inclusion, adding: "In the next four years, it's important to finalize the goal that we set.

While the list represented a $35 billion down payment on a post-election promise by House Republicans to trim the federal budget by $100 billion, NSF appeared in line for a rare increase, one that would have preserved most of the half-billion-dollar hike requested last year by President Barack Obama.

This year's list represents a determined raising of the brow.

In theory, this list represents the best of the best.

And there it was: my recently watched list, representing the entire history of our relationship.

The invitation list represents a sharp increase from last year, when 176 new members were invited.

Campaigners reckon sharing the "Hash List" represents a "game changer" in the fight against online paedophilia.