Sentence examples for represents just under from inspiring English sources

This group, with a median age of 32, represents just under half of all home buyers.

The €1.06 billion ($1.45 billion) fine levied on Intel for antitrust abuses is the Commission's biggest ever punishment and represents just under 4% of Intel's revenues in 2008.

Asked if he regretted calling strikes on the cusp of the Games, Serwotka, whose union represents just under 16,000 Home Office employees, said: "Absolutely no regrets".

Given that the unpaid principal amount of the mortgages covered by the settlement is $174 billion, the $8.5 billion to be paid by Bank of America represents just under 5 cents on the dollar.

"Why does this industry and these workers have to pay the whole cost of peace?," asked Daniel J. Minter, president of the union local at Portsmouth, which, after recent layoffs, represents just under 1,000 workers.

A figure of 14 units per week was settled upon by the scientists who helped develop of these guidelines because this represents just under a 1% lifetime risk of death due to alcohol use (from any cause, not just due to cancer).

And he represented just under 500,000 voters.

Together they represent just under two-thirds of all cinema screens in the UK.

If Canadian companies are included, North American companies represent just under 60 percent of the buyers of European targets.

Fewer than one in ten households, representing just under 8% of adult Americans, have a landline but no mobile.

But Estonia's Russians, who represent just under a quarter of the 1.3 million population, are much better off than their counterparts in Ukraine.