Sentence examples for and a considerable share from inspiring English sources

As the husband of the Countess of Strathmore, he now assumed the last name of Bowes — and a considerable share of her riches.

FedEx has operations in more than 220 countries, and a considerable share of its $50.4 billion in revenue in fiscal 2016 came from international business.

He's the center of attention throughout, barking orders, outlining plans and delivering a considerable share of the humor.

While private firms can play a leading role and obtain a considerable share of the METI subsidy, they are the subcontractors to the university partners, and thus, cannot gain a direct share of the MEXT subsidy.

Another group persistently presents with non-severe episodes and creates a considerable share of the excess demand for ED care.

The share of these diseases declined to 36 and 31% (40), respectively, in 1982 and 1997 with a considerable share of deaths attributable to tuberculosis of the lungs, gastroenteritis/dysentery, and pneumonia.

In many parts of the world, NTFPs provide off-farm employment to a large part of the rural population and accounts for a considerable share of household income.

Both Diepholz and Uelzen have a considerable share of Douglas-fir which is almost entirely absent in the two eastern regions.

A second limitation with the method is that it merely tracks land cover changes such as changes from forest to non-forest and vice versa that can be detected, while forest degradation is hardly detectable, and they make up a considerable share of cuttings in the tropics.

A barbershop called E Place, owned by an Uzbek immigrant named Eric Dzhuray, caters to Trinidadians and Guyanese — who make up a considerable share of the community in South Ozone Park — and at least one young white suburbanite who had grown so devoted to the shop when he lived in neighboring Howard Beach that he continued his patronage even though he had married and moved to Long Island.

Therefore targeting specifically dyslipidemia is less feasible in developing countries, since the direct costs (and infrastructure costs) for diagnosis and monitoring of patients would require a considerable share of the scarce resources.