Sentence examples for represented no more from inspiring English sources

One, from Barclays Capital, noted that index investing represented no more than 2percentt of the worldwide energy market.

Of the other challenger banks, former staff of the Big Four are represented no more than once each among their bosses.

For the record, the amount of money RNIB received as grants and sponsorship from pharmaceutical companies last year represented no more than 0.2% of our total annual income.

Perhaps sport represented no more than light relief from the business of serial killers, but it allowed him to play to his considerable strengths.

As long as the loan represented no more than 70percentt of the underlying property's value, Countrywide would lend to a borrower even if the person had a credit score as low as 500.

As long as the loan represented no more than 70percentt of the underlying property's value, Countrywide would lend — even if the borrower had been 90 days late on a current mortgage payment twice in the last 12 months, had filed for personal bankruptcy protection or had faced foreclosure or default notices on his or her property.

It dictates that classic plays are forbidden, unless the source text represents no more than 20% of the final product; at least two actors on stage must be amateurs; each production must tour internationally, among other requirements.

Cassini's cameras and infrared sensors surveyed only part of one side of Titan, and its radar returned images of only a narrow strip representing no more than 1percentt of the surface.

While ammonoids have been used successfully to erect a series of biozones, each one probably representing no more than one million years, the problem has been to find complete sequences of undisturbed marine strata that represent all stages of Triassic time in any one general region.

As late as 1965, only the West, Japan and the four East Asian "tigers", together representing no more than 21% of the world's population, were "genuinely capitalist in orientation" [75: 28 f.].

Nielsen argues that air transportation represents no more than about 0.1% of European GDP and any reduction in travel near-term will be made up in the coming weeks.