Sentence examples for cent of the total value from inspiring English sources

Zell's final contribution thus represents less than four per cent of the total value of the deal.

In July of 2007, financial stocks accounted for twenty-one per cent of the total value of the S. & P. (which should have been a sign for me to start selling financial stocks short).

While the general rule of thumb is to spend no more than five to ten per cent of the total value of the property on renovations (in order to not overcapitalise), this is dependent on a number of individual things.

Since the start of the lobstering boom, the diversity of Maine's fisheries has plummeted to its lowest level in history; last year, lobstering accounted for more than four hundred and fifty million dollars, or nearly eighty per cent of the total value of the state's commercial fisheries.

Especially if, as it should be, the capital sum is annualised into a yearly revenue figure of a few per cent of the total value – it wouldn't do much more than pay for East End Life, the banners and the Merc.

Last November, Connie Bruck profiled Zell in the magazine, and took a look at the unique structure of the Tribune deal he was somewhat protected from bankruptcy, while Tribune employees were exposed to more risk: Zell's final contribution thus represents less than four per cent of the total value of the deal.

That is equivalent to about 1.5 per cent of the total value of G.D.P. over this period, the Treasury said.

The currency to be removed in the demonetization exercise was worth ₹15.4 trillion, or 86.9percentnt of the total value of currency in circulation.

Yet, the large mechanized private farms produce 66percentnt of the total value of crops in the state, including every penny of the $200 million worth of winter fruits and vegetables exported from Sinaloa to the United States last year.

These businesses make an enormous contribution to the country's economy, Vonage and the CEBR say – they will collectively generate around £94bn this year, which will equate to just under 6percentnt of the total value of British economic output.

According to reports from the Department of Commerce, we send abroad approximately 16percentnt of the total value of our agricultural products, 41percentnt of our copper production, 30percentnt our locomotive production, 39percentnt of our typewriters, 20percentnt of our agricultural machinery and 8percentnt of our automobiles.