Sentence examples for one half percent from inspiring English sources

A further 10% replied that there was "inconclusive evidence," while yet another one half percent replied, "never heard of it".

Personal income tax will be reduced by one-half of a percent over a period of years, ultimately taking the top tax rate from six percent to five and one half percent.

The biggest disadvantage of having the military be less than one half percent of our population is that less than one percent of our population is engaged in debating about, concerned with, [or] agonizing over those core values that we see displayed in these stories and in the monologues that we hear.

More importantly, governments have collaborated in this by providing astonishing public subsidies to the oil and gas companies, estimated by the International Monetary Fund to amount to US$5.3 trillion, or six and one half percent of global Gross Domestic Product in 2015 alone.

In California (1992 to 1996), three and one half percent of such persons with a B-notification were reported to have active TB within one year of arrival [ 5].

Given the annual cost estimate of $25.7 billion (inflating the estimate to 2007), a reduction of one half percent of sarcopenia costs would result in $129 million savings annually in the United States.

His conclusion is reassuring: The cautious and conservative figures used here suggest that the impact of reset sensitivity and subsequent default will be one percent or less of annual mortgage lending, and well below one-half percent of total mortgage debt outstanding.

PAGE A20 RECOUNT IN BROOKLYN RACE It has been eight weeks since voters in South Brooklyn cast their ballots for a short-term state senator in a short-term district, but because one candidate's margin of victory was so small -- less than one-half percent of the 22,137 votes cast -- it triggered an automatic hand recount under Board of Elections rules.

But it has since traded barely above one-half percent.

NASA's yearly allocation is about one-half percent of the federal total.

Less than one-half percent of the outer continental shelf has been leased for oil and gas exploration, mostly in the Gulf of Mexico.