Sentence examples for represents most of from inspiring English sources

It now represents most of the world.

That enterprise spending still represents most of the tech industry.

The CLA, which represents most of Britain's large landowners, is strongly in favour of the cull.

But Mr. Cloete, who represents most of the 3,500 white farmers in Zimbabwe, admitted that the future was uncertain.

The sale represents most of the 1.7 million acres that the company had said it planned to sell.

The Communication Workers Union (CWU), which represents most of Royal Mail's workforce, said it overwhelmingly rejected the pension changes.

David Stephen, a spokesman for Amalgamated Transit Union 689, which represents most of Metro's workforce, was skeptical.

The CNN report cited statistics from the International Air Transport Association, the group that represents most of the world's airlines.

In reality, however, it is the often-hidden world of insects that represents most of the planet's biodiversity.

The commercial radio trade body, the Radio Centre, which represents most of the big commercial radio groups, had called for a 2018 switchover date.

The journal is owned by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, which represents most of the UK's doctors specialising in childbirth and maternity care.