Sentence examples for represents not even from inspiring English sources

By size, Cyprus's economy represents not even half a percent of the combined output of the 17 euro zone countries.

In Geneva next week, rejected politicians representing not even a minority of the parties in the dispute will pose for cameras while signing an agreement in the benevolent presence of Jimmy Carter.

The number of educational institutions not represented (not even one respondent) was 12 (5.7 % of the educational institutions contacted).

Of course, 50 people do not represent America; they do not even represent Pittsburgh.

(It fails to identify the fifth country – Liechtenstein? Pimlico?) A third of the countries represented couldn't even be bothered to send a minister.

Meanwhile, it has become clear since the scandal broke that Libor is a problematic benchmark in any case, because a lot of the unsecured interbank lending it is supposed to represent doesn't even occur anymore.

UBS said: [The sale price] represents a sum that not even the most bullish would likely have thought possible.

"Thousands of these appointments are booked per month," McCloskey informs me, "and that [run rate] represents stylist appointment fees (not even including tip)." The startup will take a 10percentt cut of on-location appointments, which appeal to professionals, travel photographers and companies, such as Uber and Threadflip, for example.

To place a Muslim woman, who does not even represent the mainstream image of a Muslim in America, in the hands of a man who represents an institution responsible for the terror and agony of many Muslims in the world (not only in Iraq) is not simply insensitive, but disturbing.

But they don't represent their religion; they may not even be faithful to their religions.

Movies that would seem likely candidates to represent India sometimes are not even considered.