Sentence examples for for a lower share from inspiring English sources

But Indonesia's exports account for a lower share of output now than they did before the crisis and they are currently flattered by the high prices fetched by the country's oil and gas.

In fact, the report found that by 2020, electric cars in the United States would account for a lower share of the market than in either China or the European Union, where they are likely to benefit from government support.

One think tank has suggested selling the oil fields back to the UK government in return for a lower share of national debt.

Mr. Johnson testified that he had become incensed after Mr. Rogers said in an interview that Mr. Johnson had pushed for a deal at a lower share price in exchange for being named the new chief executive.

Minority minority unions account for 29% of all unions, with a lower share for younger cohorts.

That could mean a lower share for portals like AOL and Yahoo.

"Short men may exchange their breadwinner status for less housework... because a lower share of housework or a higher share of relative earnings allow short men to enact traditional gender ideals, thereby performing their masculinity in the absence of symbolic anthropomorphic differences," the researchers write in the paper.

Ukip could not qualify under the current criteria whereas other parties (for example the Liberal Democrats) with a lower share of the vote potentially could qualify," said the BBC Trust in its consultation.

The Nationalists, who came second to Labour last time (2003), hope for widespread gains, but they won a lower share of the vote than the Liberal Democrats in the 2005 Westminster election.

Bankers usually recommend a lower share price for a first-day "pop," but many companies have trouble maintaining this in the coming weeks.

The R&D-intensive part of the Norwegian economy accounts for a much lower share of production than its European counterparts, while Norwegian industry has a comparatively high number of jobs in industries dominated by the doing, using and interacting (DUI) mode of innovation (Lorenz and Lundvall, 2006).