Sentence examples for represented tons of from inspiring English sources

One member, he says, represented tons of title insurance companies.

t represents ton, d represents day, and m is the thickness of oil layer.

One ton of carbon in wood or forest biomass represents 3.67 tons of atmospheric carbon dioxide.

Those that reduce their emissions below their targets can sell contracts representing metric tons of carbon dioxide.

Δ C = (C 2 - C 1 ) ∕ (t 2 - t 1 ) One ton of carbon in wood or forest biomass represents 3.67 tons of atmospheric carbon dioxide.

A record number of 13 large-scale (>800 kg) ivory seizures were reported in 2011, representing 23 tons of ivory and the deaths of over 2500 elephants (Thomas 2011).

Each permit represents a ton of carbon dioxide.

Each allowance represents one ton of greenhouse gas emissions.

The votes cast, incidentally, represent a ton of divided opinions.

That represents a ton of potential votes — in this election and years to come.

The government then either gives away or sells permits, each representing a ton of carbon dioxide.