Sentence examples for can get proportion from inspiring English sources

According to national KI, hospital directors cannot invest, but they can get proportion of income from others.

They can get high proportions of people tested – but not to the clinic to get the drugs.

"We guarantee that this programme will make a significant contribution to helping alleviate the homelessness problem across the country – if we can get a small proportion of coffee drinkers to simply change where they buy their coffee, we really could change the world," said Ezel. "By providing both a job and housing we are immediately lifting people out of homelessness".

Mr Ezel said: "We guarantee that this programme will make a significant contribution to helping alleviate the homeless problem across the country – if we can get a small proportion of coffee drinkers to simply change where they buy their coffee, we really could change the world".

It may not feel like this to everyone in the world (some will take any work they can get), but a lucky proportion of the population has a choice about where she or he can take a job.

Sometimes you say some things that maybe you don't want to say or shouldn't have said and can get blown out of proportion to some degree.

A little irritant can get blown out of proportion, so let's have a conversation with you, my son, and me.

(Indeed, in academia a similar system is often used to grade students, whereby only a certain proportion of a class can get a top grade and a certain proportion must get the lowest).

These things can get easily blown out of proportion.

By incorporating this extra information into a model of how people vote, we can get useful estimates of the proportion of people in each area who would vote to leave.

Noble continued to insist that Long had been sent home for personal reasons, dismissing his drunkenness on Sunday's flight back to Sydney as "a minor incident that can get blown out of all proportion".