Sentence examples for ever increasing percentage from inspiring English sources
Since the 1974 Multi Fibre Agreement, an ever increasing percentage of clothing is produced in low-cost countries and imported back into western consuming nations.
The government will order ministries and state companies to use an ever increasing percentage of their procurement budgets to buy products that qualify as "innovative" and that are made in Russia.
Thus, our society has an ever increasing percentage of elderly persons in need of medical and other forms of care.
Scientific breakthroughs have led to an increase in life expectancy, to the point where senior citizens comprise an ever increasing percentage of the general population.
In spite of the spectacular success of highly active anti-retroviral therapy (HAART), HIV-1 infection continues to pose a public health problem because an ever increasing percentage of viral strains have acquired resistance against the major anti-retroviral drugs [1].
Because intensive care medicine consumes an ever increasing percentage of total health care expenditure, research to define both its benefits and limitations is a moral imperative.
He is seeing sales prices 15 to 25percentt below those of last summer, with renters making up an ever-increasing percentage of buyers.
The explosive growth of the Latino population and the ever-increasing percentage of Asian voters in California is changing the dynamic, and it's important for Republicans to reach out to those communities.
With an ever-increasing percentage of trading conducted electronically at both the New York Stock Exchange and the Commodities Exchange, financial firms no longer feel that being located near those institutions is necessary.
Despite its tiny size, it makes its own components when it can -- including chassis, bodies, engines and, soon, transmissions -- defying the prevailing wisdom that automakers should buy ever-increasing percentages of parts and services from outside suppliers.
Without a healthy middle class income continues to accumulate at the very top, creating a kind of black hole that sucks up ever-increasing percentages of national wealth.
