Sentence examples for particularly high proportion from inspiring English sources

The West Yorkshire Pension Fund has a particularly high proportion of assets in the top 50 coal companies, with its $215m stake comprising 1.3% of all its assets.

He found prospects stunted, and identified the main difficulty: "the cost and unavailability of power", which accounts for a particularly high proportion of operating expenses in that industry.

The country also uses gas to generate around 40% of its electricity, a particularly high proportion that is set to rise still further over the next decade.

ICM analysis, which pointed to a particularly high proportion of leave-leaning voters rushing to reply to online survey requests within the first hour of them being sent out, gives some support to this.

He highlighted the particularly high proportion of Chinese self-made billionaires compared to those in the United States.

M. alcathoe showed a particularly high proportion of hybrids, perhaps because it occurs at lower densities than the other two species.

Seats either in big-city regions or with particularly high proportions of university graduates are "Urban Liberal".

Christopher Snowden, president of Universities UK, says: "Although this rebalancing will have an impact on all institutions attracting disabled students, conservatoires and other institutions specialising in arts-based provision have particularly high proportions of students claiming DSA.

In our analysis, 49%-81% of patients at high risk for stroke did not receive anticoagulation, with particularly high proportions in the Medicaid population (81%).

Australian studies [ 7- 9] report particularly high proportions of DAMA in patients admitted for mental and behavioural disorders, and injury and poisoning.

To reduce this risk, seven patients with particularly high proportions of "not applicable" or missing responses were excluded from the analysis.