Sentence examples for which now represents from inspiring English sources

His label – Island Def Jam, which now represents Bieber – was far from sympathetic.

Our camp became a village which now represents an average of Germany.

Since 1987 his pictures have been exhibited at the Pace/MacGill Gallery, which now represents his work.

Last October, UNI launched an alliance of Walmart unions, which now represents workers in more than a dozen countries in South Africa and Latin America.

Since 1987 his pictures have been exhibited on a regular basis at the Pace/MacGill Gallery, which now represents his work.

The strongest category is post-war and contemporary art, which now represents 46% of the market by value and 41% by sales.

Analysts said Xerox scored with its plan to increase sales of new machines, which now represent 71percentt of total revenue.

Those categories of cases, he said, have largely been replaced by employment discrimination and other civil rights cases, which now represent a third of all federal civil trials.

Clinton didn't spell out how she'd revive labor unions, which now represent less than seven per cent of workers in the private sector.

"NetApp's business growth accelerated worldwide and was primarily driven by the strength of e-business infrastructure deployments, which now represent over one-third of our business," Dan Warmenhoven, the chief executive, said in a statement.

What parts of the market do you like? A. We have been adding to our positions in a number of smaller semiconductor manufacturers, which now represent about 10percentt of the portfolio.