Sentence examples for a smaller share than from inspiring English sources

Only 31% of Finnish exports go to other euro-zone countries, a smaller share than is sold by Eurosceptic Britain.

The Confederates had a better case: in 1860, Abraham Lincoln got barely thirty-nine per cent of the vote, a smaller share than any Presidential winner since.

That would be a smaller share than at least some of the project's current partners, Russia, the European Union, Japan and Canada.

Japan's largest share of any country's imports is only 22%, into South Korea and it accounts for a smaller share than America in the Philippines and Singapore.

Last year it employed 25.7% of Wales's workforce (a smaller share than in Northern Ireland, but bigger than anywhere else in Britain).

Exports to the United States account for less than 3percentt of Europe's annual economic output, a smaller share than the value of exports to Central Europe and Russia.

American corporations are paying a smaller share of taxes than in previous decades.

Partly, this is because South Korea's exports take a smaller share of GDP than Taiwan's, and are less concentrated in electronics.

Because of limits on the number of athletes they can send to the Olympics, the largest, richest nations win a smaller share of medals than their share of the world economy.

In 2010 agriculture will account for a smaller share of GDP than manufacturing: India's output of widgets will exceed its output of wheat, rice, cotton and the other fruits of the land.

Among both Moldovan and Georgia migrants to the CIS, a smaller share of men than women emigrated for family reunification purposes, but among Georgian migrants to the EU, a larger share of men than women emigrated on the grounds of family reunification.