Sentence examples for make up a slightly from inspiring English sources
African American attorneys make up a slightly smaller percentage at law firms now -- 3percentthan they they did a decade ago.
(As it happens, men also make up a slightly greater proportion of readers of Wikipedia, but write four times as many Wikipedia entries as women. Are men more confident in their own abilities? It looks like it).
According to a study by Sysomos in June 2009, women make up a slightly larger Twitter demographic than men — fifty-three percent over forty-seven percent.
Analyzing data from the National Compensation Survey, the researchers find that benefits such as pensions and health coverage do make up a slightly greater share of public employees' overall compensation than for private employees.
And while the Census Bureau reports that minorities make up a slightly larger proportion of the population than in 1970, Americans at large also are reaching out to new cultures and foods.
Republicans and Republican-leaning independents make up a slightly larger share of the undecided than Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents… Should every undecided voter cast a ballot, these results suggest an opportunity for Trump to narrow Clinton's lead, if he can coax the Republicans among these voters to support him.
And farm subsidies in the EU made up a slightly greater proportion of farmers' incomes in 2007-09 twon two decades beforehand.
Less than half the diet consists of insects, with fruit making up a slightly larger fraction.
Eric Busch, store owner of Electric Bikes LA in El Segundo, said a diverse mix of customers has driven the 60% growth in his shop's revenue over the last two years, though baby boomers made up a slightly larger portion than young professionals.
Males made up a slightly larger group, and about 65% of the SSIBE population belonged to the status Healthy.
African-American women made up a slightly larger percentage of these women when compared with the individual pollutant populations (data not shown).
