Sentence examples for narrow percentage from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Knight Frank said the very high level of foreign investment related to "a narrow percentage of the market and in the total market across London it is a much smaller proportion".

The highest levels of [ΣTyr] always peaked at time points occurring near to or just beyond the half-lives of Phe, and within a relatively narrow percentage of [ΣTyr]/[Phe]o, typically between 12% and 18% (Figure 8).

As you'd expect, we'll be on the streets, drawing our own electoral map that focuses on the front line of a country that's becoming a basket case for many, rather than on narrow percentage points in a basket case democracy.

And that helped account for Mr. Romney's narrow five percentage point edge among Colorado voters over all.

That domination ceased in 1976 when Manhattan took a narrow 0.1 percentage point lead and has remained on top ever since although the proportion of coverage featuring either of them has been going down since 2010.

Maine splits its Electoral College votes by congressional district, and Obama won the Second Congressional District by a more narrow 8.6 percentage points.

Gross margin, the difference between sales and cost of goods, narrowed 1.1 percentage points in the quarter.

The gap between Mr de Villepin and the persistently popular Mr Sarkozy has narrowed: 12 percentage points separated the two in May, according to Ifop, but the margin was down to a point in July.

Warren currently holds a narrow 3.4 percentage-point lead over Brown in the HuffPost Pollster estimate.

Gross profit margins at North American stores will narrow by 2 percentage points, the company said.

The polling averages on Monday afternoon showed Ernst retaining a narrow lead: 1.4 percentage points according to Real Clear Politics, and 1.9 points according to the Huffington Post.