Sentence examples for a relatively low share from inspiring English sources

Its federal government spends a relatively low share of national income.

Considering it has the biggest population and the most carbon emissions in the world, China accounts for a relatively low share of the more than 3,000 cities that have signed up for involvement worldwide.

But it found many women in Britain were struggling to return to work after having children or career breaks and noted a relatively low share of women in full-time employment, where the UK is 30th out of 33 countries.

Multiple steady-state equilibria may emerge, one of them taking the form of a low-growth trap characterized by low productivity growth and a misallocation of talent defined as a relatively low share of high-ability workers in design activities.

American media giants, such as AOL Time Warner, Disney or Viacom, may now join the queue alongside any European group for the rare chance to bid to take over a biggish European commercial broadcaster and at a relatively low share price.Until now, the most likely bidder for a single ITV had been Bertelsmann, a German media group which owns RTL, the only pan-European broadcaster.

However, a relatively low share of non-recent immigrants is unauthorized compared with the two other time-since-migration groups we examine here.

In addition, the low mean age together with the relatively low share of diabetes suggests a highly selected RRT population, which most likely leaves the older and sicker patients untreated.

China (where the proportion is about 40%) and Sub-Saharan Africa (35%) stand out for their relatively low share of family firms, because in both cases many large firms are state-owned.However, even in the rich world, big family firms are defying expectations of their demise.

Nuveen, which has $53 billion in assets under management, is arguably undervalued, considering its relatively low share price versus its pre-tax income margins.

The closest he comes to answering the question is that "Apple is doing its best work ever" and he feels "very confident" it can continue to penetrate markets where it still has relatively low share, including PCs and mobile handsets.

This "source bias" problem can depress the share of interprovincial migrants who locate in larger source provinces and could help explain the relatively low share of interprovincial migrants who locate in Ontario.