Sentence examples for represent a big part from inspiring English sources
Such voters represent a big part of America's future.
In an extreme case, Boink's developers said, HTC phones — which represent a big part of the market — can't be easily programmed to allow Boink users to bonk their phones and share data.
Chinese manufacturers employ many millions of workers and represent a big part of the overall economy but they are feeling the effects of a weak recovery in major markets overseas.
Undergraduate students from local universities represent a big part of their rotating technical expertise, doing bench work and helping with documentation.
Now, it remains to be confirmed whether the company can also convince independent restaurants and stores in the future as they represent a big part of the market.
He recently told viewers on CNN that Republicans "have to do a lot more" to win Hispanic voters because "they represent a big part of the growing population in America".
The higher Chinese prices will tend to show up mainly in products like inexpensive clothing and other commodity goods in which labor and raw materials represent a bigger part of the final value — rather than in sophisticated electronics like Apple iPads, in which Chinese assembly is only a small fraction of the cost.
That glass wall, the deck and a privacy fence represented a big part of the renovation costs, about $35,000.
"And they knew that he represented a big part of their future, whether LeBron stayed or left".
Word of the plant's problems immediately drew attention in the entertainment industry because Sony represents a big part of the market for commercial-grade videotape.
The total of $916 million represents a "big part" of his estate, he said, declining to comment on an estimate by Forbes that he is worth $2.2 billion.
