Sentence examples for lower share of from inspiring English sources

Ukip secured its first Scottish MEP in May, though with a much lower share of the vote than in England.

The Conservatives have never won a parliamentary majority on a lower share of the vote in their history.

They will receive a lower share of the income tax cut, 27percentthanhan their burden, 33percentt.

The recent expansion of household spending has been driven by people saving a lower share of their income.

Staten Island has a lower share of residents with bachelor's degrees than any borough except the Bronx.

So even if wealthy families pay a slightly larger fraction of income taxes under the Bush plan, they will pay a lower share of all federal taxes.

Industry officials said the court's decision would not affect rules that steer patients to favored doctors by permitting them to pay a lower share of the costs.

And the typical American family today is paying a lower share of its income in federal income taxes than at any time during the past thirty-five years.

Every time the Conservatives have won a general election since 1955 has been on a lower share of the vote than the time before.

There is at least one way that that prescribing a lower share of brand-name drugs could help patient outcomes as well as federal finances, the authors suggest.

Some 211m of them say they are white, a rise of 12m, but a slightly lower share of the total than last time.