Sentence examples for cent of males from inspiring English sources
Only 14.5percentnt of female students express interest in those fields, compared with nearly forty per cent of males.
Eleven per cent of males and 13.5% of females in the survey reported some degree of interference with daily activities caused by their pain.
Already there are signs of the BBC's coming irrelevance: 44 per cent of males aged 16-34 watch no BBC TV in the typical week.
Although the vast majority of males were pleased with the size of their endowment, according to the British Sex Survey carried out by The Observer, the figure of those feeling morose about their manhood is lower than six years ago, when 86 per cent of males were happy with how they measured up.
Forty-five per cent of males and 37%% of females use kerosene.
Lay literacy rates rose, but were still low; one estimate gave a literacy rate of ten per cent of males and one per cent of females in 1500.
And in prison, according to a 2009 study of inmates in California, some sixty per cent of male-to-female transgender individuals locked up with cisgendered men suffered sexual assault.
To put that number in perspective, Salazar intended to run at a pace that would put him in the top one per cent of male finishers in this year's Boston Marathon, then maintain that pace for thirty more miles and do so over unfamiliar terrain, in temperatures that climbed into the eighties, and with limited access to food and water.
To put that number in perspective, Salazar intended to run at a pace that would put him in the top one per cent of male finishers in this year's Boston Marathon, then maintain that pace for thirty more miles — and do so over unfamiliar terrain, in temperatures that climbed into the eighties, and with limited access to food and water.
As can be seen from Table 1, 66 per cent of male and 61percentnt of female observations belong to plants facing strong product market competition.
Furthermore, 6 per cent of male and 10percentnt of female observations are in the codetermination-free sector, i.e., work in plants that are neither bound by collective agreements nor have a works council.
