Sentence examples for a good two-thirds from inspiring English sources

A good two-thirds of the UN's 193 members will vote for Palestinian statehood.

So the guess is that the ANC will still get a good two-thirds of the vote in the coming election, on April 22nd.

The language had weaved itself through a good two-thirds of my family, and I had a Spanish-language last name and (people told me) looked Mexican.

And when they went over the short-answer questions, a good two-thirds of the kids scored 25 out of 25.

He still expects to get a good two-thirds or more of the oil and food he needs from China—helping to stave off a return of the famine of the 1990s and more dollops of aid from South Korea.

The influence of punk was strong, both in the frenetic lurch of Radio Bemba and the way a good two-thirds of the songs ended up in a double-time punk thrash, a trick that was both effective and wearing on the ears.

We had found that for the economic value reflected in the sale price of a consumer good, two-thirds of that value was created by the consumer good manufacturing firm and one-third of the value was generated by the transportation, wholesaling, and retailing functions that got the good from the manufacturer's loading dock to the hands of the consumer.

Sixty-five of Clinton voters but just 5percentt of Trump voters say that Democrats are acting in good faith; two-thirds of Trump voters but just 7percentt of Clinton voters believe that Republicans are doing so.

Overall, the survey showed that eight in 10 residents rank Glendale as "excellent" or "good" and two-thirds said city government is doing an excellent job, according to Brandon Stephenson, vice president of Cerrell Associates.

"Dennis, all I've been hearing from you is how good this horse is". "You can't bet on him". "Well, I'd be satisfied with a good third or fourth". "It's a seven-horse field, are you crazy?

Americans, though, expect Clinton to offer a different path; 58percentt expect she will come up with new policies if elected president rather than follow Obama's, and most who expect new ideas say this is a "good thing". Among Democrats, two-thirds expect Clinton to follow her own path and the vast majority see this as a positive move.