Sentence examples for 0.1 from inspiring English sources

He accumulated huge amounts of wealth and property in the service of Nero: we are told by the Greek historian Cassius Dio that he acquired more than 300m sestertii, a sum that put him easily in the top 0.1%.

In the US, the top 1% controls about 40% of the wealth; more than 20% is owned by the top 0.1%.

Schools are also today digesting the news that the 0.1% funding rise promised by George Osborne in his October spending review, hailed at the time as his "his rabbit out of a hat", won't be coming their way.

Since the mid-1990s, the incomes of the top 0.1% have grown by £461 a week or £24,000 a year.

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Getting a pesticide from the lab to the market takes seven or eight years, and pesticides cannot be marketed if they leave residues of more than 0.1 micrograms per litre of water, irrespective of their toxicity.

The £4.2m in tax paid is just 0.1% of Amazon's UK revenues in 2013.

Take Alliance & Leicester's branch Isa, which pays just 0.1% interest on balances up to £40,000 and 0.5% above that.

Examining 20 advanced countries, they concluded that hitting that 90% level triggers a fall from 3-4% growto to -0.1%.

Two worth considering are the Vanguard UK Equity Income, which yields 3.9% and has an annual fee of 0.22% – at least 0.5% less than the standard active fund – and the Legal & General FTSE 100 Index, yielding 3.3% with an annual charge of just 0.1%.

The better than expected GDP reading (analysts were on average anticipating a mere 0.1% rise) means ECB looks even less likely to announce any further measures to boost growth until it can assess the impact of the additional €1 trillion of liquidity it already plans to inject into the economy.