Sentences with phrase «sixth year represents»
Whatever the case, the show's sixth year represents a marginal rebound — though at this point in my «True Blood» journey, I'm just a masochist ranking the instruments of torture.
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Zola's round also represents the sixth largest raise this year by a startup with a female founder, according to data from PitchBook.
This opening strengthens Towne Park's presence in the Indianapolis market and represents our sixth new healthcare client this year.
Dan Losquadro Dan Losquadro, 38, also of Shoreham has represented the Suffolk County Legislature's sixth district for the past seven years and has been the leader of the Legislature's Republican minority since 2006.
By 2036, seniors aged 65 years and older could represent a quarter of the total Canadian population, and one sixth of the global population.
Measurements of extremely distant gas halos and galaxies indicate the baryonic matter present when the universe was only a few billion years old represented about one - sixth the mass and density of the existing unobservable, or dark, matter.
«I hope now that I can continue to worthily represent my country by claiming a sixth consecutive World Rally Championship title at the end of this year.»
«This is the sixth year that we have advocated for updating the Kansas Pet Animal Act,» said President of PACK, Kate Meghji, who is also executive director of the Lawrence Humane Society, «And I find it terribly concerning that shelters and rescues, who represent the largest number of licensees in the state, are being treated differently than breeders, when it comes to state inspections.»
Operating profit is forecast to reach ¥ 11,50 m, up 3.9 % YOY and would represent the sixth consecutive years of rising profits for Koei Tecmo.
This is the artist's sixth one - person show at the gallery, which has represented him for over fifteen years.
On view starting December 8, 2016, this is the artist's first exhibition in the US since his death in 2013 and his sixth with Mitchell - Innes & Nash, who has exclusively represented Caro in New York for 14 years.
In his third year of law school, he represented Queen's Law in the Wilson Moot, and was awarded sixth best oralist overall.
This year will represent the sixth consecutive year of real growth in restaurant sales; however, the gains remain below what would be expected during a normal post-recession period due to a range of challenges.