Sentence examples for units represents from inspiring English sources
The demolition, which would affect more than 4,500 housing units, represents for some the plight of a poor, black underclass displaced by Hurricane Katrina and struggling to return.
The inclusion of military units represents a significant change in the Indonesian antiterrorism strategy, which has emphasized law enforcement and open trials and is widely seen as a success.
GE believes that the proposed carbon pollution guidelines for existing electric generating units represents a good faith effort to achieve these goals, while providing the flexibility required by states and the electric utility industry to reduce emissions in a cost-effective manner without disrupting the reliability of the grid.
However, designing an optimal spatial layout of treatment units represents a difficult optimization problem.
In the face of rapid, extensive suburban and ex-urban development in the region, conservation of functioning ranch units represents the most viable means of sustaining ecological function.
For example, why would Warner Bros. use the word "remarkable" to describe activation of the digital copy when 300,000 units represents slightly more than 2percentt of the 13.5 million sold?
Kinder Morgan Inc., Houston, four million common units representing limited partnership interests.
Martin Midstream Partners, three million common units representing limited partner interests.
Holly Energy Partners, an initial public offering of 6 million common units representing limited partner interests.
But in no effective federal system does one of the units represent 85% of the population.
Crosstex Energy L.P., Dallas, an initial public offering of 2 million common units representing limited partnership interests.
