Sentence examples for 54 from inspiring English sources

Over half (54%) of the US' growth in international postgraduate students is expected to come from India.

Rogelio Velez Montoya, 54, has a 47-hectare (116-acre) farm in Segovia, a region with a long history of conflict.

Flows to developing countries reached a record high of $778bn, which makes them worth 54% of the worldwide amount.

Von Furstenberg's life story is a biopic waiting to happen: the self-made millionaire who married into (and then divorced from) German royalty, partied with Andy Warhol at Studio 54, lost her fortune and won it again, got namechecked in a Dolly Parton song (Working Girl) and is still, at 66, having a high old time as a grand dame of New York.

Indigenous Australians between the ages of 35 and 54 are up to eight times more likely to die than their peers, with alcohol abuse the main culprit, South Australian research has shown.

The project would have transformed part of the 54 hectare (133 acre) site just outside Lisburn, south-west of Belfast, into a shared national stadium for the province's three main sports - football, rugby, and gaelic football.

The choice of venues to eat out at or grab food-to-go is also increasing, with the number of takeaways up 54%.

This is progress: in 2010 more than half of Tory MPs (54%) were privately educated but that figure has fallen to a still strikingly high 40%.