Sentence examples for cases make up from inspiring English sources
Today, those cases make up around 60% of the caseload.
The cases make up the large majority of the 126,600 Clydesdale handled in that time.
But women with personal-status cases make up the majority of her client base.
Those types of cases make up a large majority of S.E.C. settlements.
But those cases make up a tiny portion of the total juvenile caseload nationwide.
Egg-collecting cases make up about twenty-five per cent of the team's work, but egg collecting is the only wildlife crime that warrants an ongoing nationwide police initiative, called Operation Easter.
Money drawn from the Neediest Cases made up the difference.
Accordingly, Mr. Jones says, the homosexual cases made up approximately one-fifth of the sample".
Nationwide, however, Islamic extremism is still the most common referral, with 2,810 cases making up 70% of those flagged up under Prevent.
His father went on to persuade black parents to participate in Briggs v. Elliott, a lawsuit that would become the first of five cases making up Brown v. Board of Education.
Around 2.2 million people who rented their home from a private landlord lived in poverty in 2003, but by 2013 that number had soared to more than 4 million – with most of the new cases made up from working families.
