Sentence examples for represents very good from inspiring English sources

For example, a resolution of 80 100 line pairs per millimetre on a fine-grain film represents very good performance for a normal miniature camera lens.

This is the only gin our panel tasted with charitable links ("5% of the proceeds" go to TreeAid) and at the price represents very good value for money.

"The operation represents very good value for money for the NHS and will save at least £20,000 a year, given that there is a very good chance it would cure my diabetes".

He's a good age and represents very good value for the football club.

This, of course, represents very good news for a select few: investors and a handful of highly educated software engineers.

The analysis suggests that the BBBS-M program represents very good 'value for money' in that it offers the potential to provide long-term cost savings of much greater value than the costs of delivering the program.

We have Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, Southeast Asia, India — these all represent very good opportunities.

England's national forests must remain in public ownership and represent very good value for money, an independent report is expected to conclude on Wednesday.

Hamish Meldrum, chairman of the BMA's GPs committee, said: "GPs are earning more but I still believe they represent very good value for money.

It contrasted the sum with the £250m spent on reinstating weekly bin collections and said "the [£20m] funding of the public forest estate appears to represent very good value for money".

But the efficient-market hypothesis, as defined by its inventor, Prof. Eugene Fama of the University of Chicago, states an "efficient" securities market is one in which, given the available information, actual prices at every point in time represent very good estimates of intrinsic values.