Sentence examples for much higher share from inspiring English sources
Opponents of immigration often point out that in federal prisons, a much higher share of inmates, 22percentt, are noncitizens.
The United States, on the other hand, has had a much higher share of its population in gainful employment.
This is a much higher share of income for the poor, so it effectively represents a larger redistribution than it appears.
Evangelicals make up a much higher share of the Republican electorate in Iowa than elsewhere, 35%to50%0% of caucus-goers, and Huckabee has courted them relentlessly.
Three-fifths of them tell pollsters that economic conditions in the country are getting worse, a much higher share than in 2004.
Their growers receive a much higher share of the final price than do most Latin American ones.Yet, with prices dipping in recent months, margins are thin.
Through regulation and administrative directives, banks, insurance companies, and pension funds are being forced to hold much higher shares of government debt than they might voluntarily choose to do.
Here's a back-of-the-envelope calculation: If you leave out white voters with advanced degrees — who by a small majority have backed Democrats — then whites without college degrees and with four-year degrees made up about 60percentt of the electorate, and much higher shares in states like Ohio, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Iowa, on which the election turned.
According to Vernon's figures, by the late 1980s, the growth in state-owned enterprises in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Western Europe had generated a nonfinancial state-owned sector accounting for an average of 10% of gross domestic product, with much higher shares in France, Italy, New Zealand, and elsewhere.
But why shouldn't we go back to the tax rates we had thirty years ago, which required the rich to pay much higher shares of their incomes?
By 1966, margin transactions accounted for a much higher portion of both share volume And dollar volume (over 40percentnt) of the shares trade by all public individuals.
