Sentence examples for a portion believed from inspiring English sources

Past talks between China Mobile and Apple have failed, largely because of Apple's past insistence on taking a portion (believed to be between 20-30 percent) of the carrier's monthly fees from iPhone customers.

Only a small portion believed the H7N9 outbreak will cause high or very high impact for their health (28.9 %) and economic status (17.0 %).

In addition to the mansion itself, visitors may view nine surviving original structures on the grounds built during the 18th to mid-19th century period: : Farm House – located 1900 feet north of the mansion and next to the slave quarters, a portion is believed to predate the Ridgelys' purchase of the property in 1745.

The Old Stone House, a portion of it believed to predate the Revolutionary War, stands near Grove Park, adjacent to Seton Hall.

Parents were divided about the level of importance to place on serving appropriate portion sizes; some believed portion control was a priority among parents (" genuine concern" and " generally, [parents] worry about what their kids eat"), but others maintained that the opposite was true.

Of the roughly $900 million that was either stolen or given out in bad loans, a large portion is believed to have been squirreled away in foreign bank accounts and could be recouped if the Afghan government has confiscation orders, said Western officials familiar with Afghan law and international financial regulations.

Many of the workers inside poultry plants are immigrants from Latin America, and refugees from Africa and elsewhere, while a sizable portion is believed to be undocumented, according to national legal advocacy groups.

Progressives need to be able to stand up and harshly criticize Republicans for their anti-evolution stance, but how can they do so when a portion of them believe in myths and fantasies that are just as ridiculous?

Executive bonuses were paid out before worker severance at Toys R Us, and workers fought for months to win back just a portion of what they believed they were owed.

If the staggering resources of talent, insight, dedication and energy bound up in our communities generally go untapped in conventional commercial revitalisation plans, there is at least some cause to believe a portion of them are now being activated under the rubric of "social innovation".

One of the three Republicans who voted against an Obamacare repeal over the summer, Sen. Susan Collins (Maine), said Tuesday that she would wait to see what ultimately comes to the floor, but she believes including a portion of the health care repeal in this legislation would hurt the tax bill, not help it.