Sentence examples for represent an important share from inspiring English sources
Defence spending continues to represent an important share of the national budget, largely due to continuing security problems along the frontiers with the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi, and lingering concerns about Uganda's intentions towards its former ally.
Healthy individuals represent an important share of the population at any age.
It is likely that these costs represent an important share of the economic burden of LBP since self-help is a frequent management strategy for LBP and a large number of workdays are lost to LBP [ 24].
Diseases in this group of causes are considered preventable or treatable at the primary care level and represent an important share of cardiovascular disease mortality in the country, accounting for 42% of the cerebrovascular, ischaemic, and other forms of heart diseases mortality in 2000, and decreasing to 37% in 2009.
Air cooling represents an important share of the energy expenditure in data centers.
In countries with temperate climates, heating represents an important share of the total energy use of buildings.
The Brazilian forestry sector represents an important share of the products, taxes, jobs, and income generation of the country and accounts for 3.5% of the national GDP (IBÁ 2015).
The inclusion of crop damages in this study is important because agricultural areas represent a large portion of the United States where the population density is low, and agricultural production represents an important share of the overall GDP in the United States.
Cost sharing strategies represent an important option for national programmes lacking adequate financing to fully subsidize comprehensive ITN coverage.
At the national level, forest and wood products represent an important source of revenue and still comprise a large share of total exports (Qiang and Broadhead 2002 ).
As well, these studies represent an important starting point for a broader characterization of properties shared by HDAPs.
