Sentence examples for zone represents from inspiring English sources

The euro zone represents over 40% of Britain's trade.

Today, the euro zone represents less than 15% of world output.

The euro zone represents a challenge to this rule given the absence of euro-zone-wide democracy.

This zone represents an extension southward of the monte, which gives way gradually to a xerophytic shrub region without trees except along stream banks.

But the community making up the 600-student Fairview School, where a sign at the main entrance reads "Drug Free Gun Free School Zone," represents a culture in which the idea of guns in classrooms is not necessarily intimidating.

The attack on Kharkiv, more the 125 miles (200km) from the Ukrainian war zone, represents at least in part the realisation of the government's worst fears that the violence will spread to other major cities.

But even between good neighbors, the neutral zone represented the geopolitical equivalent of a drafty open window.

According to the drawings, those of the middle zone represented prophets, those of the lower, holy bishops.

The lack of a reference to a no-fly zone represented a victory for Ashton, who was attacked by Sarkozy as well as Cameron, according to diplomats present.

Prisons in the war zone represent an insoluble problem, he said, as it's not clear who the authorities in Kiev should be negotiating with.

Werner Heyer, head of the European Investment Bank, said the deepening youth unemployment crisis, alongside obstacles to cross-border lending within the euro zone, represented the region's two "megaproblems".