Sentence examples for make up a large percentage from inspiring English sources

It also will not cover hedge funds or other individual traders, who make up a large percentage of futures business.

Financiers, who make up a large percentage of the Forbes 400, long ago found ways to convert their compensation to capital gains, for instance.

That is, those who neither know nor care, and so opt for the Gallic shrug instead - they are sure to make up a large percentage of the French vote.

Loosely defined as anybody born in the 1980s and 1990s, they are between the ages of 24 and 34 in 2014 and make up a large percentage of the working population.

Like Mayweather, Broner styles himself an antihero: a flashy and sometimes foolish African-American loudmouth, the ideal foil for the down-to-earth Latinos who make up a large percentage of boxing's élite.

These days, wealthy Russians make up a large percentage of visitors -- Karlovy Vary has become a second home to a growing community of Russians -- along with Czechs, Germans and an increasing number of Arabs.

"We make up a large share.

If the AIDS epidemic explodes in Asia, men can be expected to make up a larger percentage of those infected worldwide, because among infected people there, the male-female ratio ranges from about 2 to 1, in Thailand, to 8 to 1, in China, Dr. Neff Walker, an epidemiologist at the United Nations said in a telephone interview from Geneva.

As the Republican pollsters Glen Bolger and Neil Newhouse wrote in the Washington Post last week, "Winning in a non-presidential-turnout year, when older and white voters make up a larger percentage of the electorate, should convince no one that we've fixed our basic shortfalls with key electoral groups, including minorities and younger voters".

This study thus suggests that vulnerable road users may make up a larger percentage of district hospital RTI patients with musculoskeletal injuries compared with RTI patients seen at hospitals in Kampala.

While men are favoring Republicans by single digits, women make up a larger percentage of the electorate.