Sentence examples for fixed percentages from inspiring English sources
When revenues start coming in, the take is divided according to fixed percentages.
Most standard deeds of trust set out what each person will get back on sale of the property either as fixed amounts or fixed percentages, or a mixture of both.
The new system imposes fixed percentages at all levels: summa can be awarded to no more than 5percentt of the class; summa and magna together can go to no more than 20percentt; cum laude in a field can go to an additional 30percentt.
They could play for a series of small and medium-sized winners rather than constantly trying for the big killing; they could reduce costs by paying stars and directors minimal amounts up front and dividing all revenues at the back end by fixed percentages — that would bring the initial costs way down and allow them to greenlight more daring projects.
But, unless Mr Gove wants to reintroduce fixed percentages for the numbers passing at each grade (the aspect of O-levels Sir Keith Joseph thought most unfair), all of these are perfectly capable of being fulfilled in the existing GCSE system.
The results of the base selectors are combined using different combination methods, also called aggregators, and a practical subset is selected according to several different threshold values (traditional values based on fixed percentages, and more novel automatic methods based on data complexity measures).
Oregon investment adviser William Bernstein suggests taking out a fixed percentage, as opposed to a fixed dollar amount, which reduces your dollar depletion when market prices are low.
In 2005, that fixed percentage, known as the "loss factor," increased to 27percentt, from 25percentt.
Some councils pay it at this level minus child benefit and some pay a fixed percentage.
Usually the building would fall under the Rent Stabilization Law, and rent increases would be capped by a fixed percentage.
But he warned jocularly that like stabilized rents, the price might rise by a fixed percentage each year.
