Sentence examples for percent failed from inspiring English sources

Last year 5 percent failed and 60percentt achieved proficiency.

In the not-so-distant past, for example, Americans habitually failed to wear their seat belts — in 1984, 86 percent failed to buckle up.

Of all the city students who took the fourth-grade math test, 54 percent failed to meet state standards, compared with 50percentt in 1999.

One-quarter had muscle disorders of the eyes; nearly 30percentt had general untreated visual problems; 23 percent failed a test for visual acuity.

Physics students tend to be the brightest in the state, and typically 15percentt had failed the old state test; 40 percent failed the new physics test.

Sixty-six percent said nothing about how long to take the medicine, 45percentt did not say what dosage to take and 42 percent failed to mention the timing or frequency of doses.

When students retake the test, he said, only 1 to 2 percent fail to get a license.

Then came news that a record 47 percent had failed the June 2003 physics test and that test too has to be rescaled.

Forty percent (33) failed to record knowledge-based mastery (a score of ≥85) in their first attempt.

Last year, his proposal for a 6.5-percent tax failed.

First, Trump's huge tax cuts, of which one-third would go to the top one percent, would fail to durably stimulate the economy, and the U.S. national debt would balloon.