Sentence examples for would represent for from inspiring English sources

Ladak estimates it will cost his club £200,000, a combination of the live fee and enhanced advertising revenue, a huge hit compared to what it would represent for Fulham.

"We had not altogether counted," says Varin, "on the workload Paris's pigeons would represent for a fleet of 2,000-plus 2,000-plusr the cars and region, meanwhile, says Haché-Aguilar, the experiment is working too.

Pitting Hunter or Mackay against De Jong or Henry, in any department of football you care to name, would represent for the last two a time capsule heading for hell.

She is not the party's most likely candidate, but in terms of Mr. Sarkozy's hopes, Ms. Royal is a godsend for her divisive potential within the French left — something akin to the perfect storm Sarah Palin would represent for Barack Obama if she announced her intention to run for president as a Republican.

I do think that Lance should come clean, but I also know Lance and the sheer scale of what that would represent for him.

But goodness only knows whether the Germans will agree to it, as and when it comes to the moment of truth - since it would represent, for many Germans, an unlearning of the most painful lesson in its monetary history, namely the hyperinflation of the early 1920s.

When he came onstage, in Georgia, he had won that state — where he's from, which he'd represented for years — and spoke as if everyone who'd ever doubted him ought to be ashamed.

Whether it would represent value for money for Norilsk's mainly London-based minority shareholders is doubtful.

In the case of Iraq, though, Allawi was picked by the domestic public with little US interference; support for Allawi would represent support for the Iraqi political system, not a hand-picked pro-US leader.

For example, ATATATAT would represent once for ATATAT and TATATA motif search when the gap was set to be two.

A 2percentt royalty would represent $12 for each phone sold.