Sentence examples for represented slightly from inspiring English sources

In 1990, they represented slightly more than half of all Hispanics in the city.

The unions that have endorsed him represented slightly more than one million members, and then Mr. Gephardt received a highly important endorsement Friday when the executive board of the Teamsters union, which has 1.4 million members, voted to support him.

That sounds grim, but it turns out that women represented slightly more than 23percentt of all new investors at the venture firms studied. .

Last year his domestic portfolio represented slightly more than half of Turner Broadcasting System's $7.4 billion in revenue and more than two-thirds of the company's $2.2 billion operating income, in the sense of earnings before interest and taxes.

This represented slightly over forty per cent of the target population.

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(Each rating point represents slightly more than a million households).

The job reductions represent slightly more than 4percentt of the company's work force.

So they may still represent slightly easier targets for the next Republican nominee.

Federal officials say the four points represent slightly less than half a school year's worth of learning.

The restricted fishing grounds, 75,920 square miles in total, now represents slightly more than 31 percent of the gulf.