Sentence examples for would only represent from inspiring English sources

Even if every inch of land in the northern hemisphere were unusually cold, that would only represent 20% of Earth's surface.

For each to walk away with even £50m in its back pocket would only represent a fleeting gain, compared with those that might have been accumulated in the longer term.

And if included, they would only represent one snapshot of a process that is dynamic.

According to Janssen (2006), dominant phyla usually correspond to approximately 92% of the libraries, being Proteobacteria and Acidobacteria the most abundant ones, while Actinobacteria would only represent about 13% of total clones.

In the case of Achievement for instance, it is reasonable to assume that any or all of the following prior knowledge, past experience, instructor actions, demographic factors would influence course grades and that student participatory behaviors alone would only represent a partial explanation.

The cavalry of the BEF represented 9.28% of the army; by July 1918, it would only represent 1.65%.

With this parameterization, gene families would only be represented at relatively high values of k.

Care was exercised to capture all available microglia somas and that each would only be represented by one spot.

The two dispersals would be strongly interwoven, and eastern ISEA (East Timor) would not only represent the last section of a southward corridor (see above), but also the assumed bottleneck through which only few haplogroups made it to Melanesia and Polynesia [ 28, 84, 85].

That's one of the reasons ESPN spent several years devising a system that would not only represent a step forward from the traditional passer rating but would also be easier for fans to understand.

That's one of the reasons ESPN spent several years charting every N.F.L. play and seven months devising a system that would not only represent a step forward from the traditional passer rating but would also be easier for fans to understand.