Sentence examples for represented a paper from inspiring English sources

On Monday alone, the stock market drop represented a paper loss of $102 billion for Russian companies.

The fact that he paid an average £3 a share for his stake in a business now trading at 110p – representing a paper loss of more than £50m – is fuelling his ire at the current board, whose performance he labelled "abysmal" over the past five years.

Each node represents a paper, and the size of the node and of the corresponding label reflects the number of times the paper was cited.

This paper represents a report of the mechanisms of RB photodynamic inactivation of S. aureus in phosphate buffer solution (PBS).

Previous research had shown that the more countries that were represented among a paper's authors, the more citations it tended to get.

Yesterday's green paper represented a attempt to widen the focus to embrace the relationships between parents, children and the wider family.

These papers represented a comprehensive set of high-throughput cancer re-sequencing screenings.

North Korea's weapons' development, the paper said, represented "a serious and imminent threat to the security of Japan".

Prof Tim Spector of King's College London, said the paper represented "an exciting piece of research exploring new ways of looking at the causes of obesity".

Much of that loss represents a markdown on paper of unrealized gains that had inflated Goldman's earnings in previous quarters, Mr. Viniar said.

"I'm just a bill," sang the paper, which represented an item of proposed legislation.