Sentence examples for look at the portion from inspiring English sources

Industry investors now look at the portion of revenue that comes from drug tests in gauging the ethics of a potential acquisition target.

They used different rates of increases, ranging from a stagnant life expectancy to one which grew 1.4 years per decade, to look at the portion of the population who was considered to be old.

If we look at the portion of health expenditures in the total budget of households (presented in the first part) who had the case/s of illness during previous month, we can see that it accounts for 20.5% of total household expenditures.

Look at the portions of food at mealtime you are giving your dog.

That system looks at the portion of students overall who are performing at or above grade level, as well as within subgroups such as race and special education, and it judges progress by comparing this year's third graders, for example, with last year's.

I looked at the portion of the table to the left of the lawyer and realized my 19-year-old son, Nate, Novelette's 20-something daughter and her niece EACH had more real political experience that this representative of the national party.

Next, we looked at the portion of surviving reads.

If you look at the black portion and view it as background and view the white portion as figural or in the foreground, you see the white portion as a vase (chalice or margarita glass if you are so inclined).

Nutritionists also look askance at the portion sizes at many commercial establishments.

A look at the small portion of what will be on offer next week at the Pequot reveals everything from Harlequin romance paperbacks from the 1970's to recent hardcovers by popular novelists like John Grisham and Patricia Cornwell.

Freud supposedly said all that matters in life is love and work, but as David Gates observes in the introduction to a new anthology, "Labor Days," it's remarkable how often fiction writers "prefer not to look at the significant portion of their imaginary people's lives that must... be spent at work".