Sentence examples for minority of less from inspiring English sources

He then supposed that every piece would prefer not to live in a minority of less than, say, 30%.

Members of the tiny Chinese minority of less than 4percentt were used to serve as financial brokers to those in power.

He then repeated this procedure over and over until finally no piece lived in a local minority of less than 30%.

Coincidentally, Mistry writes about Parsis, a minority of less than a hundred thousand in India, and the novel out of India that has most recently met with success in the West, Arundhati Roy's "The God of Small Things" (1997), dealt with another dwindling Indian sect, Syrian Christians.

But since the mid-20th century, the number of Jews has been reduced by the Holocaust, deportation, and emigration, so that today it is a very small minority of less than one percent.

A related hypothesis, first developed in rabbits, is that most sperm would engage female immunological responses, allowing a minority of less immunoreactive sperm to advance in the reproductive tract [6].

Capitation systems in this country can be adopted in primary care practices but this is, to date, not very popular as only minorities of less than 5percentt of GPs adopt this schema.

That's based on Census Bureau data suggesting a local population density of about 28 people per square mile and a minority percentage of less than 50percentt.

Initially, 10 "advanced primary care medical centers" will be opened in the Dallas and Houston markets via a joint venture of Sanitas, the majority owner, and Chicago-based holdsVentures, which holds a minority stake of less than 50%.

For the specific case of HNSCC, CD44+ CSCs were reported to represent a minority population of less than 10% of the tumour cells in human primary carcinomas and did hold stem cell-like properties, i.e. self-renewal and pluripotency to some degree [15], [16].

To keep the influence of school factors, other than urbanisation and deprivation, to a minimum, the selected schools were non-denominational local authority schools on mainland Scotland with an ethnic minority population of less than 10% of the school roll.