Sentence examples for representing according to from inspiring English sources

Despite the uncertainties of the project, the city is asked to chip in $9 million in incentives, representing, according to one City Council member, 20 percent of the municipal budget.

In other words, the model presented hereby allows for representing according to the same format, i.e., as fact nodes in an RSG, pieces of information very dissimilar from each other in terms of granularity.

These two datasets have now been merged into a single database of 41.704 ESTs, representing, according to their analysis, 22,038 putative unigenes.

What kind of "contest" does this kind of naming represent, according to linguistics professor George Lakoff?

What kind of "milestone" does the constitution represent, according to American and Iraqi leaders?

These masterpieces of spare, enigmatic prose represent, according to Knowlson, "the flowering of the older Beckett spirit".

This a unique moment for a demographic who represent, according to Paul Mason, the "human expression of the west's broken model".

Most of the theatre's members are from the UK, although other nationalities are represented, according to the Doha Players' website.

Before his fall from grace last week, Dr. Khan represented, according to popular perception, a man who had worked selflessly for his country and had succeeded spectacularly at his task.

The membership of the BIS board could be updated so that all G20 nations, and others, are represented, according to their relative economic size.

It represented, according to many observers, the crossing of a rhetorical line in which using colloquial language to insult or characterize entire groups of people became acceptable, even fashionable.