Sentence examples for comparable share from inspiring English sources

In the United States, the comparable share slipped slightly from 17.4 percent to 16.5 percent.

Behrman computes that, in today's dollars, "that sum equals roughly $100 billion, and as a comparable share of U.S. Gross National Product it would be in excess of $500 billion".

The South African time shares, each for a week a year -- one at what is described as a game-farm retreat and the other in a forest setting -- cost him less than $1,000 each, about $13,000 less than the average price of a comparable share in a new resort in the United States.

Only about 1 out of 10 Americans whose parents were in the lowest income quartile held four-year college degrees by age 24 in 2011; the comparable share for people from the highest quartile was about 7 in 10, according to Mr. Mortenson.

Take a look at the right-hand vertical axis to track this share, which as of March was a touch below 60 percent: While the share of men dropping out in order to engage in household care has been rising, the comparable share for women has been falling, a trend that predates the recession.

They have provided comparable shares of the $51 million in dues the Boy Scouts of America collects each year, although the Boy Scouts, with revenues of $269 million in 2010, also receive large corporate donations and make tens of millions of dollars selling scout supplies.

Look at the map of those results, and that huge island of "in" voting in London and the south-east; or those jaw-dropping vote-shares for remain in the centre of the capital: 69% in Tory Kensington and Chelsea; 75% in Camden; 78% in Hackney, contrasted with comparable shares for leave in such places as Great Yarmouth (71%), Castle Point in Essex (73%), and Redcar and Cleveland (66%).

Sharing files with others is also currently much easier with Dropbox, although SugarSync says it has plans for comparable sharing functionality.

Hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer as defined by the Amsterdam criteria includes 2 distinct entities with roughly comparable shares.

While swidden and permanent agricultural dominated landscape mosaics occupy comparable shares of the Lao territory (28.2% and 29.0% respectively), the population is distributed quite differently.

U-Compare makes use of both a shared type system where comparable annotations share a base class (Kano, 2008), and adapter pairs.