Sentence examples for increased their proportion of from inspiring English sources

Almost all the parties increased their proportion of female MPs at this election.

Venture capital firms that increased their proportion of female partner hires by 10% saw, on average, a 1.5% spike in overall fund returns each year and had 9.7% more profitable exits (an impressive figure given that only 28.8% of all VC investments have a profitable exit).

As such Cochran's victory was a significant boost to Republican hopes of regaining control of the Senate come November by increasing their proportion of senators.

First, universities are being encouraged by HEFCE to increase their proportion of higher-funded laboratory- and workshop-based students, relative to the "classroom-based" humanities subjects.

Countries around the world are introducing requirements to significantly increase their proportion of energy from renewable sources, such as wind.

Researchers planned to use genetic engineering to make the poplars grow wider trunks and to increase their proportion of cellulose to lignin.

Towns grew rapidly in the second half of the 20th century, increasing their proportion of the total population from about one-fourth in 1950 to more than half by the early 1980s.

She used her speech to the National Black Police Association tell forces they must increase their proportion of black and minority ethnic (BME) representation after her department published stark figures that reveal the extent to which police forces in the UK have so far failed to become racially representative of the communities they serve.

But mostly we have to look harder at the demand side, if for no other reason than to contain the challenge to around 16TW while allowing the rest of the world to increase their proportion of power consumption.

Genotypes that achieve the highest local densities within a patch would then increase their proportions in subsequent rounds of mixing and growth.

The major global firms in our 2006 study anticipated an 88% increase in their proportion of revenue from developing regions by 2012.