Sentence examples for e made up from inspiring English sources
And Eddie Johnson – or Johnson, E – made up for a poor first half with the first goal of the comeback.
The "urban intellectuals" (what demography wonks call Mosaic social class E) made up 43% of voters in Cambridge and Manchester Withington and 46% in Hornsey and Wood Green.
Cardiac disorders (HRG3 Chapter E) made up 66% of patients followed up in outpatients A similar proportion of the patients who attended the follow-up general medical clinics for each consultant were readmitted within the 12 months following discharge, 6 of 63 for Dr A (10%) and 11 of 124 for Dr B (9%).
The decrease in hardness may be attributed to the fact that the samples with 10 g of antibiotic content (groups D and E) make up a higher percentage of the bone cement matrix.
In the first five months of 2009, e-books made up 2.9 percent of trade book sales.
In 2006 e-waste made up 5 percent of the total solid waste stream, and the United Nations Environment Programme estimated that developed countries would triple their output of e-waste by 2010.
In 2010 young-adult e-books made up about 6 percent of the total digital sales for titles published by St. Martin's Press, but so far in 2011, the number is up to 20 percent, a spokeswoman for the publisher said.
At HarperCollins, for example, e-books made up 25 percent of all young-adult sales in January, up from about 6 percent a year before — a boom in sales that quickly got the attention of publishers there.
E-commerce made up 19.4percentt of transactions, followed by financial services, which made up 3.6percentt.
Groups C, D, E, and F made up one of the basal branches of the phylogeny while the group A and group B made up the other two branches.
Carolyn Reidy, the chief executive of Simon & Schuster, said in an interview that e-books currently made up about 8 percent of the company's book revenue.
