Sentence examples for make up the greatest from inspiring English sources

Though Japanese women make up the greatest number of participants, Europeans tend to dominate, which was the case in Warsaw.

The European fisheries commissioner, Maria Damanaki, said in a statement that the European Union was banning the import of herring and mackerel caught in waters under Faroese control, as well as products made from those fish, which make up the greatest part of the territory's exports.

Because hospitalizations make up the greatest portion of these patients' annual cost to Medicare, which averages $50,000 to $75,000 each, that reduction is worth several thousand dollars per person in the first year, or a combined several million dollars; by comparison, the doctors' annual salaries add up to less than $1 million.

As can be clearly observed from Fig. 2, the expenditures for purchasing electricity and C d make up the greatest part of total cost.

Together the paintings make up the greatest pictorial scheme of the Renaissance.

New Mexico is the state where Latinos make up the greatest share of the population, at 46.7percentt, followed by Texas, California and Arizona.

Young adults aged 20-49 years made up the greatest proportion of participants (44%), followed by children aged 6 months to 19 years (39%); fewer older adults aged 50-64 (12%) or 65 and over (4%) were included.

Although the number of ramets in each life history stage and the proportion of each stage fluctuated from year to year, juvenile and non-flowering plants made up the greatest proportion of the T. recurvatum population over the nine observed years between 1990 and 2007.

In states where the prairies were richest, like Iowa, those last stands serve as much to remind people of oxen shouldering the plows forward as to preserve the species that once made up the great sweeps of grasses and forbs.

What are the secondary needs that make up the greater need?

In such places, particularly where migrants make up the greater part of a roaming population, kidnapping gangs find vulnerable prey.