The sucker-punched McCain lost all three states by percentages in the double digits.
The risk in cutting prices by percentages is that it could confuse some customers.
Over all, it was the fifth-worst day ever for the index, measured by percentages, trailing just the 8.6percentt fall of Aug. 31 , 1998 and three days during the 1987 stock market crash.
Here are the answers, by percentages, that a Pew poll came up with a few days ago when it asked 1,201 adult Americans how Mr. Clinton would eventually rank when compared with other presidents: Better than most, 39percentt.
Using market values as the standard would mean that tens of thousands of homeowners who saw their market values increase by percentages well above 6percentt could be eligible for big tax reductions.
Peter Feaver, a Duke University politics professor who studies military voting, predicted that Mr. Romney will win the military vote by percentages similar to Mr. McCain's.
The two biggest companies — Carnival Corporation, the parent of more than a half-dozen lines, including Princess and Costa Cruises, and Royal Caribbean — saw bookings drop by percentages in the midteens in the weeks after the Concordia ran aground off the coast of Isola del Giglio on Jan . 13
She gave us only two stocks– Western Wireless and Nextel Partners –but both rose by percentages in the high double digits.
Opinions were displayed by percentages and the chi-square tests were conducted to evaluate differences in opinions before and after the legalization of Cordyceps collection.
Reporting "shares" of housework (by percentages) thus appears to be as effective a method of asking how wives and husbands divide their housework as the time-use survey.
An example ecological Marxan solution identifying areas of conservation value overlapped human use sector footprints by percentages ranging from 92% (i.e., 92% of planning units selected by Marxan also contain commercial fisheries) to 3%.
