Sentence examples for cent of time from inspiring English sources

"It's not enough for arts to be tucked away in the 20 per cent of time that's left in the curriculum," he said.

They make the decisions about what is and is not acceptable, and 99.9 per cent of time they get it right.

"Fifteen per cent of time during a match can be spent scrummaging, and the profile of [professional] players has changed a lot in the last 20 years, in terms of size, strength and technique," he says.

Furthermore, c-rel−/− mice needed a longer time to reach the max contact (per cent of time spent to reach the maximal paw/floor contact area, relative to the total time spent in contact with the floor; Fig. 8D) and displayed a lower forepaw print length (Fig. 8E) when compared with wild-type animals (Fig. 8F).

The study calculates that Republican members of the House and Senate largely voted as Americans for Prosperity told them to eighty-eight per cent of the time last year, up from seventy-three per cent of the time in 2007.

Snowe voted with a majority of Republicans only fifty-eight per cent of the time; Gregg did so seventy-nine per cent of the time; for his part, Bayh stuck with most Democrats seventy-two per cent of the time.

They correctly picked the gay man sixty-one per cent of the time and the gay woman fifty-four per cent of the time.

Moreover, the N.C.V.S. data shows, the burglar or burglars were carrying weapons thirty per cent of the time; that weapon was a firearm only twelve per cent of the time.

The guy who's right ninety per cent of the time on matters on which you should be right ninety per cent of the time.

According to a rating system used by political scientists, decisions issued by the Warren Court were conservative thirty-four per cent of the time; the Burger and the Rehnquist Courts issued conservative decisions fifty-five per cent of the time.

Ninety-nine per cent of the time, no".