Sentence examples for representing the bulk of from inspiring English sources

Plaintiffs' lawyers said last month that many of the largest companies, representing the bulk of damages, had pulled out of the deal to pursue claims on their own.

The National Treasury Employees Union, representing the bulk of the 17,600 customs and border agents, endorsed the findings yesterday as evidence of its longtime assertion that Customs and Border Protection "is understaffed and poorly managed".

The more than 150 union members included officials representing the bulk of the state's building and construction workers, and sizable locals of communications workers, civil servants, firefighters, teamsters and electricians.

Jim Roy, representing the bulk of businesses and individuals affected by the disaster, also tore into BP, Transocean, the rig's owner, and contractors Halliburton and Cameron in his statement.

But the numbers — representing the bulk of the Iraqis getting into a country of nine million and another of 300 million — are no less of an indictment for that.

Paul J. Napoli of Worby Groner Edelman and Napoli Bern Ripka, the law partnership representing the bulk of the more than 10,000 workers, argued that without the borrowed money, "it would not have been possible to litigate this case".

School representatives with 350 different job titles completed and returned the survey, although principals represented the bulk of respondents at 33.6%.

Staff costs often represent the bulk of any campaigning organisation's costs.

To be sure, those investments did not represent the bulk of its holdings.

For many of them, the year-end bonus typically represents the bulk of their compensation.

It also represents the bulk of the company's business in India.