Sentence examples for a rather large share from inspiring English sources

It would also be a perfect illustration of how stagnant wage growth can cause slow growth in measured productivity.The possibility of a world in which a rather large share of the population works as drivers, simply because human labour has gotten too cheap to automate out of the job, should focus minds on the nature of the policy challenge economies are beginning to face.

In one of our reference hospitals (Kantonsspital St. Gallen, Switzerland, http://www.kssg.ch), the fiber-optic intubation in the awake patient is strongly propagated for patients with a BMI >35 kg/m which partially explains the rather large share of almost 20% of our patients being intubated in such fashion.

Common to all recent studies is that the number of unique genes, and those that are only shared between a small number of genomes, represents a rather large proportion of the total gene repertoire [ 22].

The picture, showing a rather large head-shot of the Labour leader inked on to the right side of a man's back, was shared on Twitter by a friend of the Corbyn fan.

That is a rather large sticking point.

That's a rather large "if", though.

"It was a rather large ball mark," Stricker said.

And, predictably, as I type that he has a rather large, rather ugly heave outside off.

Years later, I have a rather large collection of them.

That's a rather large construction firm in Warsaw.

There was a rather large demand for it.