Sentence examples for represented greater from inspiring English sources
When the mortgage market collapsed last year, investors wanted nothing to do with conventional home loans, much less jumbo mortgages, which represented greater risk in a slumping economy and crippled housing market.
Higher scores for continuous measures represented greater harm.
Higher scores represented greater pain and poorer function.
Scores ranged from 0-3; higher scores represented greater deprivation.
Responses were reversely scored when necessary such that higher scores represented greater levels of symptom frequency.
Higher subscale scores represented greater difficulty with vision-related activities and poorer QoL.
As routine as that sounds, it represented great strides in emergency communications.
He said the figures represented "great progress" in the fight against gun crime.
The larger question is whether all this cultural noise represents greater freedom.
High R Abs represents more severe sedimentation; conversely, low R Abs represents greater suspension.
We assume wells provide values representing greater influence of matrix permeability than values from blue holes, which represent a greater influence of conduit permeability.
