Sentence examples for cent of the increase from inspiring English sources

Their best guess was that as much as thirty per cent of the increase in autism cases could be attributed to the father's age.

It's well established that when housing prices go up people feel richer and spend more: the rule of thumb is that they spend between five and seven per cent of the increase in housing wealth.

Eighty eight per cent of the increase was therefore uncompensated.

But Northwest said that each one-cent increase in the price of fuel costs the airline $29 million to $30 million.

Forty per cent of the increased endogenous glucose release was because of increased renal glucose release.

It said the litigation settlement accounted for about 13 cents of the increase.

The CCC's estimate is that just ten per cent of this increase was down to the costs of clean energy, while sixty per cent of this increase was due to the rising cost of gas.

"China accounts for 57 per cent of the global increase in demand," the IEA said.

"If even ten per cent of the funding increase went to young men of color who were hurt," Sered told me, "it would still be an extraordinary impact — the sort of change that can have intergenerational effects".

Sixty per cent of this increase in prevalence will occur among women.

Here are some numbers from a newly updated analysis by the Tax Policy Center, a joint venture of the Brookings Institution and the Urban Institute:   About ninety-two per cent of the Clinton tax increase would fall on the richest one per cent of the population — people who earn at least $699,000 a year.