Sentence examples for fairly small proportion from inspiring English sources
"A fairly small proportion gets distributed [to broadcasters] internationally but a large amount of this content is watched online, a lot of it illegally.
Europa's density of 3.0 grams per cubic cm indicates that it consists predominantly of rock with a fairly small proportion of frozen or liquid water.
The church did not invest directly in Wonga, after all – it invested in a venture capital firm that put a fairly small proportion of its funds into the company.
"Sex-oriented underwear is probably a fairly small proportion of the market nationally," said Arnold Karr, the executive editor of the men's wear trade publication DNR, referring to the revealing styles.
Only a fairly small proportion of the federal budget was spent on other items, with about 10percentt of the overall budget being devoted to the salaries and other remuneration of federal civilian employees.
But with emigration uncontrolled, UK citizens free to come and go, no limits on students and only limited levers over asylum and family migration, even a new "Australian-style points system" for skilled migrants would only control a fairly small proportion of migration flows.
The simulations for the assignment procedure resulted in a fairly small increase in proportion of failures at increasing assignment stringency levels.
The town centre is fairly small with a high proportion of empty premises in Market Place and the north end of High Street adjacent to Market Place.
When tunit is fairly smal l, only a small proportion of crimes will be included in tknown, because the average value of trange for aoristic crimes is much greater than tunit, but testimate for those crimes that are included will be relatively accurate (Ratcliffe 1999, 77).
Even though, the proportion of the variance explained at school level was fairly small, we found that students from private schools were more likely to report verbal bullying.
In some recent years the proportion has risen, the year-on-year changes have been fairly small, and trade with the EU is consistently around half of the UK's overall trade.
