Sentence examples for while they represented from inspiring English sources

Individual donations of less than $200 accounted for only 10 percent of Romney's total haul, while they represented 48 percent of Gingrich's, 49 percent of Santorum's and 46 percent of Paul's.

And while they represented diverse constituencies, they almost always came together on big issues.

In 2011, after penalties for marijuana possession was downgraded from a misdemeanor in San Francisco, 50percentt marijuana-related arrests were of African-Americans, while they represented just 6percentt of the region's population in 2010.

Comparatively, those earning less than ten thousand rupees per month had a prevalence of sufficient knowledge of only 37.6%, while they represented more than half of our sample.

While they represent a small piece of the mutual fund world, such investments have £25 billion in assets under management.

While they represent a small minority of the population on the Malaysian Peninsula, they constitute the majority in the states of Sabah and Sarawak, Mr. Nicholas said.

While they represent a minuscule portion of the Congressional work force, which numbers roughly 15,000, most saw their positions there as proof of American tolerance and meritocracy.

While they represent three different parties, what is clear as the story progresses is that they are all saying the same thing to the general public, represented in our film by a community cast.

In a mirror-image of Arabs-are-Nazis, Zionism-is-Nazism: they accuse Israel of acting like Nazis even while they represent Jews in the crude and offensive stereotypes used by Nazi propaganda.

Therein lies the reason that the teardown market has proved somewhat immune in the current climate: while they represent only a small part of new home sales, that part is at the higher end of the scale.

Likewise, in a moving, final meditation on mortality, when Manea questions the old notion of art as redemptive — "The books, the manuscripts, the scores, the drawings that attempt to defy matter, even while they represent it.