Sentence examples for orders represented from inspiring English sources

The minor orders represented church services rendered by persons not ordained.

He added: "Our orders represented between 30 to 50 percent of BNB's production".

I did not need to be asked if I wanted to super-size, as I had already calculated what combination of orders represented maximum intake for minimum expenditure.

A second tree by Brown and van Tuinen (2011) was used to calibrate the branching points of orders, represented by dots splitting from one another, to geological time.

Two factors controlled the ending position of each order (Fig. 3): the relative amount of genetic divergence among orders (represented by radial distance from the origin point) and the relative similarity (relatedness) among orders (represented by proximity of orders to one another).

During the first three weeks, individuals accounted for 64% of the pre-orders, and fleet orders represented the remaining 36%.

In fact, online orders represent only 40percentt of sales.

Pohl's orders represent a watershed in disclosure for the commissions.

Does a sudden spike in new factory orders represent a fundamental shift, or is it just a preholiday blip?

The current level of firm orders represents the first two and a half years of production".

Green mistakenly figured that by carrying extra inventory he could ship pieces as fast as catalog orders, representing 80% of sales, came in.