Sentence examples for increase its proportion from inspiring English sources
Kirin has said it is seeking to increase its proportion of foreign sales to 30percentt in 2015, from 18percentt in 2006.
It is far easier for a company to increase its proportion of female directors by appointing an established businesswoman as a non-executive, rather than developing its own female employees and encouraging them through the ranks so they become executives.
With this acquisition, MakeMyTrip is hoping to increase its proportion of revenue earned through online hotel bookings, and also target inbound customers traveling to Asia.
She said that India wants to increase its proportion of college graduates from 13% to 30%, but to do that in the traditional way would require the building of 1,500 new educational establishments, something that seems unlikely.
Nitrobacter could hence increase its proportion in a microbial community relative to Nitrosomonas and even general heterotrophs by using organic acids and storing reserve polymers.
This approach could also have been useful in our study for investigating qualitative changes in our culture media and explain why S. marcescens was able to increase its proportion at the end of the experiment.
Nigeria has increased its proportion up a shade from 5% to a still paltry 7%.It takes time for female MPs to improve women's lot.
In their endorsement, the department said Excellent had increased its proportion of clients with developmental disabilities, to 58 percent last year and 70 percent now, and had demonstrated financial viability and a need for its services.
The party has increased its proportion of women to more than one third.
Under the impact of the policy, the central region increased its proportion of minority population and the proportion of minority population in southeastern China increased by one percentage point.
This minor peak increased its proportion when [11C]MeOTf is collected in MEK spiked with 3 uL of NaOH 3 M, as expected for a medium where basic hydrolysis is favoured.
