Sentence examples for to represent about from inspiring English sources

Currently, Jamendo is said to represent about 18,000 artists and over 30,000 albums, available for free to the general public.

Marimekko products ultimately grew to represent about half of D/R's retail sales.

Several indices that claim to represent about 80percentt of funds showed rises of between 4 and 6percentt.

And branded products from other countries have grown to represent about a quarter of its European volume.

While it varies considerably, operational risk tends to represent about 10 30 percentt of the total risk pie, and has grown rapidly since the 2008 2009 crisis.

The Global Committee of Argentina Bondholders, which claims to represent about $37 billion in Argentine debt, has criticized the restructuring plan announced in June.

For the year ended Dec. 31, 2004, sales to Microsoft represented about 36% of revenues and sales to Yahoo! represented about 23%.

Since the Charter was launched in 2005, more than 200 companies have committed to it, representing about 90%% of the total production output for Europe [17].

By the early 1980s the number of Welsh speakers had dropped to about 395,000, representing about 14 percent of an increased population.

Tentative maximum estimates showed that only about 2.2% of the total Danish N2O emissions could be related to freshwater wetlands (representing about 1.3% of the land area).

Friends were least likely to be difficult, representing about 6 or 7percentt of the annoying members of social circles for both younger and older adults.