Sentence examples for current percentage from inspiring English sources

Telekom's current percentage of female managers is 24%, up from 19% in 2010.

Gill, who signed a $7 million, one-year deal last summer, has had the worst season of his career, burdened by injuries and ineffective shooting (his current percentage is 32.8).

Thomas Ebeling, chief executive of the company, told the German business newspaper Handelsblatt that ProSiebenSat.1 aimed to generate 30percentt of its revenue from sources other than advertising within five years, roughly double the current percentage.

But the data were collected in 1994 and published several years later, and given the national trend toward weight gain, the current percentage of people who are "greater than caliper" may be higher for both sexes.

His free throw percentage in his last five games was just under 90 percent, and with only a tiny buffer between his current percentage and the dreaded 89 percent, every missed free throw represents a missed opportunity.

But, Muro noted, "The question is, given what is happening in oil and gas, how far along has that diversification proceeded in Texas?" The simplest way to gauge Texas's diversification is to look at the current percentage of G.D.P. from oil-and-gas extraction compared with the level prior to the last oil crash.

Reliable and current percentages of clothes made in Europe versus Asia are hard to pin down due to complex supply chains, but H&M's website holds a clue.

The developed two conducting points give an indication to halo current percentages as well.

Current percentages of clearcut and selective harvests in CNNF (20 and 80%, respectively) were held constant throughout.

In searching for information and answers, members of the PTA at Brooklyn Technical High School, one of NYC's eight specialized test in schools, were told current percentages are based on previous funding streams and that no one has gone in to adjust them when promised state funds never materialized years ago.

The Council expressed its concern that the Director-General had not been able to obtain any positive consideration of the above-mentioned problems in view of the fact that the current percentages for agency costs were insufficient as shown by the studies of the impact of operational programs on the Regular Program.