Sentence examples for this money represents from inspiring English sources

FDI has been the most important driver of China's growth, not just because of the money involved (more than $60 billion last year) but also because of the technology, expertise, marketing relationships and much else that this money represents.

Some countries are meeting their targets for that fund, but much of this money represents recast resources that would have been spent anyway on clean energy, forestry and development activities, according to Clifford Polycarp, a senior associate at the World Resources Institute, an environmental research institution based in Washington.

Paul is optimistic this money represents a fresh slate.

For many others, however, after a career in modestly rewarded academic research or literature, the money represents something more prosaic, if no less welcome.

According to CEO and cofounder Anand Sanwal, the money represents CB Insights's first equity round.

A letter accompanying the check says that the money represents "net proceeds from the cash out of your stock options".

Still, the money represents an increase of more than $10 million in congressional funding compared with the last fiscal year.

But what will the money represent?

But the money represented the county's only cash reserves, and officials saw no alternative but to declare bankruptcy.

"It's not like all or half of the money represented is added money," he said, "but some of it is added".

The Hamptons insisted that the money represented severance pay for Ms. Hampton after Mr. Ensign abruptly fired her in the spring of 2008, after their affair.