Sentence examples for permanent percent from inspiring English sources

As for women, a permanent percent increase in standardised mortality rate was observed in the Košice Region and Prešov Region.

As Batnick put it, "Since 1980, roughly 40percentt of all stocks have suffered a permanent 70-percent decline from their peak value.

Fifty percent employed permanent staff almost exclusively in charge for e-learning (Table  2).

"If we had all the permanent places a hundred-percent ready upon their arrival, then they would immediately just go there.

As further motivation of our argument, Fig. 1 displays the transition rates from temporary to permanent contracts (vertical axis, in percent) in 2011, as a measure of segmentation in labor markets (see Eichhorst 2013), and the fraction of employees participating in OJT schemes (horizontal axis, in percent) in the five largest EU countries and the EU average as of 2010.

Oral contraceptives can increase the risk of blood clots (venous thromboembolism) by 600 percent and cause permanent disability or death.

Additional storage capabilities will decrease shipping charges and will reduce the need for permanent shipping employees by thirty-five percent.

And even if you do get a few hundred bucks back at the end of the year, your tax cut will be disappearing after a few years, while Wall Street's monstrous 40-percent cut is permanent.

Many of the permanent artworks commissioned through state-sponsored "percent for art" programmes, such as America's Art in Architecture or Germany's Kunst am Bau programmes, now look trapped in the fleeting aesthetics of their era.

A recent survey of farmworkers commissioned by Napa County found that although 95 percent were originally from Mexico, 54 percent considered Napa County their permanent home.

Make no mistake: he and his party believe we should also give a permanent tax cut to the wealthiest two percent of Americans.