Sentence examples for fair fraction from inspiring English sources

A fair fraction of the men even misremembered themselves as bookish: 23% of the men said they enjoyed "mental activity" the most.

The population of the "nation of the displaced" – the world's refugees – surged by many millions in 2014, and now, thanks to this quick and relatively easy passage, a fair fraction were heading our way.

And you meet a lot – and I'm going to be careful what I say here – you meet a fair fraction of male writers and directors who want to wave the equality flag and believe that they're making you a kick-ass female assassin, and they're empowering you.

"A fair fraction of them survived," says Mileikowsky.

"It's my strong belief that a fair fraction of the exoplanets we have discovered could be carbon-rich and it's a very interesting thought that on such rocky planets, sand could be a rare commodity and diamonds would be plentiful.

It is remarkable that when all the cells completely stopped beating, a fair fraction (10 16%) was still viable.

For instance, you might make it just a fraction of the fair market value when an owner defects to another company, but 100percentt of that value when an owner dies.

But Hatch urged the NYC 2012 people to "fix the bid" within the next year and stress a backup plan for an Olympic stadium at Shea Stadium and the site of the 1939 and 1964-65 World's Fairs, at a fraction of the cost.

Since the gradient time of the LC system was short (5 min including regeneration), a fair number of fractions could be taken during the AsFlFFF separation time of 120 min.

"I can't be the only person to think that a great company like Google that makes billions of pounds in revenue – can't think it's fair to pay a fraction of 1% of that in tax.

If the Queen is a fraction as fair and as responsive to her people as we gather from her theatrical portrayals, she will probably wish to correct any impression that she struggles as much with the concept of female intellectual achievement as her great grandfather, when he was privately honouring Camilla's great great grandmother.