Sentence examples for sold represented from inspiring English sources

The business being sold represented £1.1bn of operating profit in 2008.

An official familiar with Facebook's internal investigation said the company does not have the ability to determine whether the ads it sold represented any sort of coordination.

Adele's "21" (XL/Columbia), by far the biggest hit of the year, also fell one spot, to No. 3, but its 117,000 albums sold represented only a 2 percent drop from the previous week.

That spot helped the Sorento become "our No. 1 selling vehicle every month in 2010," Mr. Sprague said, and the 108,000 Sorentos sold represented "the first time we sold more than 100,000 units for a single model".

§ 1.38 cmt. 3 (commentary indicating that if a company has two principal operating divisions and one will remain following the asset sale, "there should normally be no doubt concerning the significance of the remaining division, even if the division to be sold represented a majority of the corporation's operating assets").

Within Sony, the real drama concerned the fact that, even at these prices, each PlayStation 3 sold represented a substantial loss, a reflection of production costs of the Cell processor and the Blu-ray drive, features notably missing from the Xbox 360.

In such an atmosphere, every new home built and sold represents a victory.

The shares sold represent a 21percentt economic stake in the company, but they carry a voting stake of about 3percentt.

The new Boxster accounted for the strongest growth, with the 9,740 vehicles sold representing a gain of 155percentt.

In its statement, Renault said that in 2011 its break-even point had been "too close to the 2.72 million cars sold, representing a risk to the enterprise".

Altogether, 395 tonnes of gold were sold, representing a volume of slightly more than 20 cubic metres – about the same as a small caravan.