Sentence examples for needs a proportion from inspiring English sources

Two-thirds have been identified as having special education needs – a proportion three times higher than for the population as whole.

An effective explosive needs a high proportion of oxidizing groups such as nitro groups.

The need for true educational reform, however, whether "traditional" or "innovative," is compelling because the United States needs a larger proportion of well-educated people than we have now, not only so we can compete globally, but for the preservation of a democratic society; a society that is not easily led by the half-truths and lies that pass for political discourse.

A large proportion of the available health workforce is urban based while the majority of the Ugandan poor population World Health Organization need a large proportion of health services is rural based.

But to squeak past the finishing line they will still need a small proportion of hybrids and electrics.

"We need a certain proportion of things to be OK," Bea tells Peter, "in order to be able to cope with other things going wrong".

Unite is suggesting the unions keep 50% of the vote but they would also need a fixed proportion of the constituency section to back their proposals for it to be deemed agreed.

And we need a fair proportion of the "best" people - morally and intellectually - to go into politics, which they used to do and do no more.

A gene does not necessarily need a large proportion of sites under diversifying selection to fit the alternative model better.

A place of such proportions needs a leader to match.

More (frail) elderly people will present more morbidity and care dependency and, consequently, will need an increasing proportion of health care services [ 1].