Sentence examples for a third of professional from inspiring English sources

More than a third of professional, managerial and technical unemployed workers used the Internet to search for work, compared with 5percentt of manual workers.

According to a report published by the Sutton Trust, a third of "professional parents" with children aged between five and 16 have moved to an area because they think it has good schools, and 18% to a specific school's catchment area.

"Our research shows that children as young as eight can see it, so why can't the government do more?" The report, Child Neglect: The Scandal That Never Breaks, also suggests 52% of children who were worried about another child told someone about their concerns, and that a third of professionals "feel powerless" to help neglected children.

While the motivation to prevent patient harm was overarching, a third of professionals elaborated extensively on the relevance of the level of risk for their decision to speak up.

Only a fifth of professionals working with patents surveyed by Thomson Reuters believed that Chinese patents were of high quality, a lower proportion than in any other region in the study.Yet despite all this, it is clear that China really is growing more innovative.

A third of our professional footballers are black; yet Les Ferdinand, director of football for Queens Park Rangers, is possibly the only black face in the boardroom of any of our professional football clubs.

According to the company, a third of Flash Professional content created today uses HTML5.

My experience in serving on professional ethics committees in two states points out that seldom is severe punishment meted out, and, when it is, the process can be dragged out for as long as 10 years--equal to almost a third of a professional lifetime.

The poll also revealed that more than a third of health professionals have not been trained in how to cope with patients with a learning disability.

However, there is light at the end of the tunnel, as a third of UK professionals are confident that their situation will improve in the next five years.

Additionally, less than a third of response professionals lack confidence in the abilities of officials compared to 44% of laypeople.