Sentence examples for proportion coming from from inspiring English sources

Most were from Eastern Europe, with a large proportion coming from Poland, Ukraine and Russia.

Beats Music raised $60m investment in March of this year, with a large proportion coming from Access Industries, owner of Warner Music Group.

Early studies of the Act showed that most FOI requests are made by members of the public or businesses, with a small proportion coming from the media.

Deloitte estimates that, for the coming season, the clubs' revenue will increase to £3.1 billion, with the proportion coming from broadcasting rising to 55%.Much of the new money will go directly to the players.

Deloitte estimates that, for the coming season, clubs' revenue will increase to £3.1 billion, with the proportion coming from broadcasting rising to 55%.Much of the new money will go directly to the players.

To do all this, we have to act as social entrepreneurs: the money we receive from the city council is only a start, since it is as subject to cutback or non-growth as the budget of any council activity, and we have to raise funds from central government, arts board and other public sources - notably lottery funding - with a small proportion coming from charities.

Unsurprisingly, the highest proportion come from the children from the mixed/multiple ethnic groups.

Of the roughly one hundred billion dollars invested in Bridgewater, only a small proportion comes from wealthy families.

The larger proportion come from those who support Israel, but a large number come from those who sympathize with the Palestinians.

The majority of them are conservative by instinct and a large proportion come from the north of Portugal, the present stronghold of the anti-Communist opposition.

Northern students are significantly less well funded than those in the south, they have fewer career opportunities given higher rates of unemployment, and a larger proportion come from impoverished backgrounds.