Sentence examples similar to worth to represent from inspiring English sources

The corporation has pledged to push 3,500 companies worth $30 trillion to represent women equally on their boards.

Even if these numbers are relatively small the impact of this disease is destructive, thus CH represents a niche worth to be re-focused.

It is worth sending people to represent your values, and not some Ukip stooge who will boast about making off with the most expenses for the least work, all justified on the argument that the worse the EU gets the quicker we will be out.

This poses urgent questions, however, when we consider the poor quality and poor outcomes of most clinical trials and basic science experiments [ 1- 7] As clinical trials and sentinel data expand in number and location, the necessity and relevance of research's worth to participants represents both an ethical and human rights concern [ 8].

While the union has a $10.2 million contract with the law firm of Worth, Longworth, Bamundo & London to represent police officers, outside lawyers were needed in the Louima case because Worth, Longworth cannot represent all of the police defendants without a conflict of interest.

Phrases like 'well worth the effort' have come to represent tedious cultural experiences that we are harangued into enjoying; terrible food is excused as part of the charm of the country".

Ariba's target for 1999 is to sign up enough clients to represent $300 billion worth of buying power on the web.

They are the beacons that come to represent the entire worth of a community.