Sentence examples for represents a figure from inspiring English sources

Assuming that the figure of 73% in Angus being between the ages of 16 and 65, holds for Monifieth then this represents a figure of 40% of people of working age.

Finally, what happened to Mr. K, the Nissan pitchman who also represented a figure in corporate history -- and who likewise mystified most people who saw his commercials?

The practice of representing a figure beneath an architectural canopy was an established convention of the 13th century, particularly used in clerestory windows.

Michelle McKinney, librarian and assistant archivist at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and one of the organizers of the 2009 "Joe Louis: Home Town Hero" exhibit, believes the monument falls short of representing a figure who signifies so much to Detroiters.

Proportionally, that represents a higher figure than if the entire population of Greece moved to the UK.

The second is "the pimp/trafficker," who represents a daddy figure, no matter how abusive.

(Note that the Val139 encoded by a colony SC665 sequence apparently represents a reversal; Figure 2).

This represents a guideline figure for a population majority, however, within this variability exists.

It represents an anthropomorphic figure with some feline characteristics.

After treatment, 74% of T2 T3 tumours were treated with conservative surgery, which represents an appreciable figure.

The estimate represents an average figure and there is substantial variability across studies.