Sentence examples for represent of from inspiring English sources

People ages 25 to 34 seem to be searching most heavily for the term "unemployment," relative to the percentage they represent of all searches.

Trump's rallies represent, of course, the first of these; so do his unscripted speeches, which barrel, like a truck without brakes, into a ditch, wheels still spinning, kicking up gravel.

Again, his support for abortion rights is not maverick: his views may stand out against a large chunk of his far-right caucus, but they represent of 80% of the Australian population.

But excise taxes on alcohol have gone down over the last few decades, when adjusted for inflation and measured in terms of the percentage they represent of the wholesale and retail price of a bottle or a can.

Some of the charges rely in part on a 1988 law that says public officials can be convicted of fraud if they deprive those they represent of the right to their "honest services".

Governments have to direct the amount of capital banks hold, regulate how much is lent to which category of borrower, cap the multiples of a homebuyer's income that can be lent against and what proportion loans should represent of a home's value.

The usual suspects are represented, of course.

The badiya and its key elements (green deserts after rains, livestock, camel milk, tents) are emblematic of the culture they represent - of nomadic Sahrawi - and of associated values such as freedom and autonomyi.

A percentage was calculated for each health centre to represent "% of adults who had appropriate follow-up of abnormal findings".

But Mr. Silver is balking, saying that would strip the local boards -- and the communities they represent -- of their last remaining power to shape their schools.

The races represent something of an anomaly.