Sentence examples for even larger proportion from inspiring English sources

A third of the Lincolns came from the New York City area, and an even larger proportion were Jewish.

Salvadorans with protected status make up an even larger proportion of the members' work force, he said.

This year, they're poised to make up an even larger proportion, 24%to25%5%, according to the Women's Voices Women Vote Action Fund.

An even larger proportion, 64percentt, said they wanted a return to pre-2004 rules, which allowed one trip per year.

Imports from the rest of the UK are an even larger proportion of output and imports from the rest of the world.

Some present-day humans derive up to ∼5% [1] of their ancestry from archaic Denisovans, an even larger proportion than the ∼2% from Neanderthals [2].

For the decorator Jeffrey Bilhuber, whose clients include Anna Wintour and the public-relations heavyweight Paul Wilmot, zhoozhing has assumed even larger proportions.

The fund accounts for about one-quarter of the international financing to fight AIDS, and even larger proportions of funding to fight tuberculosis and malaria.

Even large proportions of "disengaged" employees don't take their companies' mismanagement of them out on the customers.

Otherwise you'll cause the economy to contract, making the deficit even larger in proportion.

In addition to the ability of c-myc to bind 10 15% of the promoters in the human genome, it is likely to affect the transcription of even a larger proportion of the genome by its ability to regulate methylation patterns [39] [42].