Sentence examples for a considerable share in from inspiring English sources
The school of mosaics in the Vatican and the workshops in Venice still have a considerable share in the field, together with the school more recently set up for the restoration of the mosaics at Ravenna.
A majority of the enterprises in Asia are SMEs who have a considerable share in their country's GDP.
Heat loss from buildings has a considerable share in waste of energy especially in Turkey since no or little insulation is used in existing and new buildings.
Other reactions were less positive; William Godwin wrote a letter to Erskine shortly after the trial arguing that his statement that individuals were free to publish works attacking or criticising the Constitution "had a considerable share in prosecuting the verdict of guilty".
In many countries nowadays, GLP-1 based therapies hold a considerable share in diabetes-related prescriptions [ 19, 20].
(C ) shows the percentage of movements with a considerable share in dorso-ventral direction for the dorsal, central, and ventral area of the developing eye.
FedEx has operations in more than 220 countries, and a considerable share of its $50.4 billion in revenue in fiscal 2016 came from international business.
This indicates that a considerable share of employees in our sample does not seem to make these choices simultaneously.
A second limitation with the method is that it merely tracks land cover changes such as changes from forest to non-forest and vice versa that can be detected, while forest degradation is hardly detectable, and they make up a considerable share of cuttings in the tropics.
In practice, it was found that there was still a considerable share of naturalised immigrants in the sample, whose change in citizenship was not recorded in the population register, which means that even nationality was not reliably captured in the German population registers.
This might lead to differences in the samples for Portugal and France, where there is a considerable share of people born in former colonies to Portuguese and French emigrants as well as a considerable proportion of returned children of expatriates/emigrants.
