Sentence examples for represents an amount from inspiring English sources

An improper fraction represents an amount that is greater than a whole.

Each x on the line plot represents an amount that he ate.

"This program represents an amount of work that would have taken a team of 5 or 10 programmers at least six months or a year.

The pictorial section of this volume represents an amount of labour of which only those responsible for it can have any conception.

In an email to staff, the Independent's National Union of Journalists chapel said: "The number 25 is not a final figure for compulsory redundancies but represents an amount management says it needs to save".

"There are always exceptions to the rule, but for a lot of people, four or five years represents an amount of time where you have a consistent energy, focus and flavour.

In fact, any other numbers could be used, because they do not represent an amount or a quality.

The rule divides the body into commonly recognized parts, each representing an amount of skin area expressed in multiples of nine.

All together, the more than $1 billion debt represented an amount so large that if the company had combined its profits from its 20 best years, it could not have paid the debt back.

Finally, the $929 billion in Accounts Payable appears to represent an amount owed for items or services purchased on credit.

For the 2015 tax year, the amount shown in box 1 or box 2 may represent an amount other than the amount actually paid in 2015 (this will change in 2016).