Sentence examples for represented a large from inspiring English sources

The SEA represented a large step toward that goal.

Manufacturing historically represented a large part of Bosnia and Herzegovina's economy.

That number, along with the demographic ratings, represented a large increase from Spike's recent totals for "Raw".

I once worked with an attorney who represented a large family endowment that wanted a new investing strategy.

He said support for it was far broader than the opposition, noting that the guild and the publishers association represented a large portion of the American book industry.

At Premier, she represented a large number of legendary rock 'n roll acts, including many of the bands of the British invasion.

According to the sheet, the securities represented a "large and liquid market" with "high-quality credits" and similar returns to other short-term instruments like commercial paper and money funds.

Solicitor Des Collins, who has represented a large number of nearby residents affected by the explosion, said the result would serve as a wake-up call to the industry.

Earlier, Italian navy spokesman Marco Maccaroni told the Associated Press that at least 221 people had been saved from the capsized vessel – a figure which represented a large proportion of the approximately 250 people believed to have been on board.

While activity has slowed, the level of cash committed this year to venture funds represented a large pool of money for start-ups to draw from in coming years, said Ken Andersen, editor of VentureWire.

The announcement by Mr. Owens, who has represented a large swath of central Brooklyn for 21 years, is intended to end speculation about whether he will seek re-election.