Sentence examples for which represent several from inspiring English sources
The company's largest unsecured creditors include the Wilmington Trust and the Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company, which represent several classes of bonds.
"One of the surprising results of our survey was that the four key groups, which represent several million people on the East Coast, spend much more of their food dollar on fresh produce compared to the average American," said Bill Sciarappa, a Rutgers extension agent in Monmouth County, referring to the shopping habits of those with Puerto Rican, Mexican, Asian Indian and Chinese ancestry.
The syllable om is composed of the three sounds a-u-m (in Sanskrit, the vowels a and u coalesce to become o), which represent several important triads: the three worlds of earth, atmosphere, and heaven; thought, speech, and action; the three qualities (gunas) of matter (goodness, passion, and darkness); and the three sacred Vedic scriptures (Rigveda, Yajurveda, and Samaveda).
The new relation is applied to correlate the B values of nearly 70 compounds which represent several molecular types, including strongly associated or dimerizing compounds.
There is also a direct relationship between information architecture and hypertextuality, which represent several forms of hypertext in digital history projects.
The octagonal 6-sided brick tower is made up of 11 levels, with each level housing small white Buddha statues which represent several stages of the life of Buddha.
"It's great for the industry," says Eliot Sandiford, director of media at Bacchus PR, which represents several starred restaurants.
The European Footwear Alliance, which represents several big global footwear brands, including Adidas, Ecco and Timberland, opposes the duties.
Vanita Gupta, a lawyer with the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund Inc., which represented several defendants in the Tulia sweep, said, "We're pleased with the indictment, but not surprised".
"I think it is the height of audacity," said Stuart Saft, a partner in the real estate division of Dewey & Leboeuf, which represents several large developers in contract disputes.
Elaine Jones, president of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, which represents several of the people still in prison, told me yesterday: "I can't get into a celebratory mood yet.
