Sentence examples for for a reasonable proportion from inspiring English sources

"We grew revenues and customer numbers across the business, subscriptions now account for a reasonable proportion of the business.

"If Sony doesn't follow suit, I think for a reasonable proportion of the gaming market, this will be a big plus for the PlayStation console".

The indirect channel (family, friends, relatives and social networks) was also a major source of campaign message for a reasonable proportion of household respondents.

However, we have tried to minimize these potential biases by restricting our analysis only to hospitalized subjects and to variables where data were available for a reasonable proportion of all cases.

These findings suggest that whilst lower-level cadres were not in the majority as in Burkina Faso (78%), they nonetheless accounted for a reasonable proportion (27%) of the workforce at the primary level facilities involved.

Exposure to MS drugs was less common in LOMS patients (19.6% versus 38.1% for AOMS), although a reasonable proportion of relapsing-onset LOMS patients were exposed (30.6% versus 41.0% of those with AOMS).

Mei and colleagues described that, similarly to their controls, the majority of circulating plasmablasts/plasma cells detected during depletion were positive for IgA and a reasonable proportion expressed markers suggesting they had been formed in mucosal tissue and were circulating back to mucosal areas [ 44].

These are targets Egypt should be aiming for in order to absorb a reasonable proportion of new entrants into the labor force.

The large proportion of emergency ambulance contacts that do not result in unscheduled admittance to hospital, suggest that at least a reasonable proportion of these is for ambulatory care sensitive conditions (ACSC), that is, physical health conditions such as pneumonia and gastroenteritis that can potentially be treated safely in a care home [ 19].

In 2014, South Africa's public protector's office, whose duties are to investigate official corruption and misconduct, concluded that Mr. Zuma had misused public funds for his Nkandla home and directed him to repay a "reasonable proportion," without specifying an amount.

In addition to trauma following a following a fall in the home, results suggest that at least a reasonable proportion of ambulance contacts are for ambulatory care sensitive conditions.