Sentence examples for impressive percentage from inspiring English sources

That overall figure is an impressive percentage for any market information company, said Paco Underhill, the chief executive of Envirosell, a market research and consulting company.

(And, in fact, that was an impressive percentage back in the dismal sales year of 2010, when arms budgets worldwide were still feeling the pain of the lingering global economic recession).

With £400m more to find to meet obligations under the last licence fee settlement, the £1.5bn annual savings projected for 2016/17 represent an impressive percentage of the £3.2bn a year the BBC has to play with.

Adelaide's 32-point win over GWS and impressive percentage of 184.3 sees them on top spot over North Melbourne and Fremantle who are all on five wins in Conference A. Carlton are top of the Conference B table after defeating Brisbane by 16 points and gaining percentage to take over the Cats.

The impressive percentage increase in revenue was largely a result of new restaurant openings; Zoe's executives noted that the company has opened 35 new restaurants since the second quarter of 2015.

However the she-ro retained an impressive percentage of moviegoers between its debut and the following weekend.

A November 2017 Frost & Sullivan report concluded that "The company's 2016 revenue growth of 17.7% outpaced the overall market, and McAfee was the only major player in endpoint security to gain market share with an impressive 1.3 percentage points, while other top competitors lost share or stayed flat". McAfee's future growth will come from four sources.

However, in the second round, Yeltsin trounced Zyuganov by an impressive 13 percentage points.

At the best of times, her own company's profit margins were impressive in percentage terms.

In Jefferson County, the most populous county in Kentucky, which contains Louisville, the largest city in the state, Clinton's margin of victory was an impressive seventeen percentage points.

But a main driver behind the impressive 1.2 percentage point decline in the poverty rate, the largest annual drop since 1999, was that the economy finally hit a tipping point after years of steady, if lukewarm, improvement.