Sentence examples for individuals broken down from inspiring English sources

Under a trends page, anyone can see the performance of profiles of brands or individuals broken down by subject (politics, sports, movies, television).

I, like most Desi LGBTQ+ individuals, broke down with joy when the Delhi High Court repealed Section 377 in 2009.

The success rate of students varies across the board, but you can find details for each individual course, broken down by private and state schools, by searching the interactive below.

The sizes of the individual groups broken down by sex, average age, and share of the total population are shown in Table 1.

Table 1 shows the distribution of individuals: if censored, broken down by age in 2005 and if retired, broken down by type and age of initial retirement.

In Table 1, the individual course scores are broken down by instructor and course taught.

In other words, an individual's genotype was "broken down" into a predefined set of ancestral components.

Add in institutional owners from overseas (foreign ownership of U.S. shares isn't broken down between individuals and institutions) and hedge funds (which are counted mostly under households), and the true institutional share is probably closer to 65% or 70%.

The figures are not broken down by individual authorities, or by how far away people were rehoused.

But that information is by census tract, with 1,500 to 8,000 people in each tract, and not broken down by individual.

However, Bectu said that for the project to be successful in moving the dial on diversity representation, data needs to be broken down by individual TV production.