Sentence examples for A fraction when from inspiring English sources

Ricardo Elías Morales, the Housing Authority's interim chairman, said the reported accidents and injuries were just a fraction when considering those millions of elevator trips.

After a lap and a fraction, when it appeared she would continue, she stopped and handed the torch to Johnson, the 1960 Olympic decathlon champion.

Numerical simulations and experimental results showed selective concentration effects for minor components in a fraction when the feed amount was sufficient large.

Armstrong settled the case two months ago for $5 million, a fraction when you consider the original figure sought.

The boy isn't meant to know about all this, but thanks to a long-haired teenaged neighbour he thinks he knows a "Maoist fraction" when he sees one.

Of course, the market didn't really care about the news, moving up a tiny fraction when it came across the wire and then returning to its up-and-down — well, mostly down — ways.

This is quite a small fraction when compared to the 60 to 70%% of students (Whitley et al. 1999; Athanasou and Olasehinde 2002) who typically admit to cheating in self-reports.

That's a tiny fraction when compared to $660 million for flood control projects and $272.7 million for other infrastructure upgrades.

Consistent with this suggestion quantitative proteomics revealed two to fivefold higher concentrations of these proteins in a Golgi fraction when compared with that in rough and smooth ER fractions from the same tissue (Gilchrist et al. 2006).

A de novo designed, mutation-destabilized retro-aldolase (RA) and the industrially important endoxylanase (XynA) enzyme mainly form inclusion bodies, with only a small soluble fraction, when produced in E. coli featuring a basal proteostasis network.

Three-quarter length is a bad summer fraction when it comes to trouser hems (seven eighths or full-length is far better) but when you factor in the creased linen, the result is unforgivable.