Sentence examples similar to ever higher percentages from inspiring English sources

An ever higher percentage of frauds (false claims for welfare payments, tax refunds and so on) are being perpetrated with stolen identities.

Our national debt continues to accelerate and the value of the dollar plunges due to mounting debt in the US, lack of confidence from lender nations, and the need to offer ever higher percentage rates to entice other countries to finance our debt, which makes it absolutely impossible for the US to maintain its debt payments to the various lender nations.

An even higher percentage, 85percentt, agreed with the statement, "Social Security benefits now are more important than ever to ensure that retirees have a dependable income".

But over time — as the baby boomers get further into retirement, as ever-higher percentages of retirees enter old age without a pension and as housing values recover — more people will need to draw on their home equity to pay their living expenses.

It is time for a statistical wizard somewhere to work out whether any pair have ever had a higher percentage.

He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1962 on his first ballot appearance; at the time only three players ever had a higher percentage of ballot votes.

Compared with households that ever used lower-cost supermarkets, households that ever used high-cost supermarkets purchased 9% higher percentages of energy from fruits and vegetables and 0.8 percentage points less energy from less-healthy foods/beverages.

Those are far higher percentages than the baby boom or Generation X cohorts ever experienced, according to the study.

UNEMPLOYMENT is creeping ever higher.

On a more encouraging note, 26% of the 112 films or so on offer are from women directors - a higher percentage than ever before.

A higher percentage than ever before went in.