Sentence examples for one fifth higher from inspiring English sources

The commissioner's report also confirms that "London has experienced an increase in knife crime offences over the last three years which has continued in 2011," adding that "offences are now almost one fifth higher than 2009 levels".

Duncan defended the Education Department's request for a 13.3percentt budget increase over 2011, which would bring the department's spending one fifth higher than 2010 levels.

4This difference between genders is in line with McEwan and Shapiro (2008), who find that the effect of delaying school entry on test scores at the fourth grade is one third higher for boys than for girls.

But then - gently at first, and then much more rapidly - public expenditure's share in the economy grew continuously, and at 48% of GDP this year it is fully one third higher than it was a decade ago.

Hence, the Kaitz index in micro firms is one third higher than in large firms (Table 3).

Using multi-path routing in combination with the MaIS-based CA heuristic at a node-degree constraint of 2, the LCR for the TCA-based CG approach is one third higher than that for the MP-based CG approach.

The contents of the dissolved organic carbon and ammonia of the soil solutions from de-vegetated soil were about one third higher than in those of the vegetated soil.

Private salaries are more than double government ones for physicians, triple for laboratory technicians, and one third higher for midwives.

While the mental score AVI was almost one third higher than the physical score AVI at 12 months, it was 1.5 times lower at 24 months.

Gupta and colleague find that child mortality is one third higher in corrupt versus less corrupt countries, infant mortality and low birth weight is twice as high and school drop put is five times higher in corrupt countries.

Compared with women in occupational class I and II, age adjusted rates were about one third higher in women in occupational classes III manual and IV and V, decreasing to about 20% higher when adjusted for other risk factors.