Sentence examples for proportion concluding from inspiring English sources

47% felt that levying the 50p tax rate on those earning over £150,000 was the fairest way of getting those earning most to pay their fair share, with the same proportion concluding that the 50p tax should remain whether it brings any extra revenue or not, out of a moral sense of fairness.

"But knowing that there are groups of monastics who are happy being monastics gives people a sense of proportion," she concludes.

Despite this apparently sizeable proportion, he concluded that the topic was not a 'high priority' in most institutions [ 1].

Although CAM journals published more original science about DS, the proportion of major articles concluding that DS were unsafe or ineffective was not significantly different from general journals with middle or fewest pharmads (Table 4).

Heins ... argues potently that the age-old idea of protecting children from 'corrupting' influences which can be traced at least as far back as Plato's Republic has reached dangerous proportions in the U.S ., concluding, "Heins's historical argument makes an important contribution to the literature of civil liberties and child psychology".

Now, looking at the shameless face in the portrait, I got him back into proportion, and I concluded that if it was possible for the real Joe Gould to have any feeling about the matter one way or the other he wouldn't be in the least displeased if I told anything at all about him that I happened to know.

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For example, Judge Collyer cited a General Accountability Office report concluding that a "large proportion of the firearms fueling Mexican drug violence originated in the United States, including a growing number of increasingly lethal weapons".

Many studies have quantified the indirect effect of hydrocarbon-based economies on climate change and biodiversity, concluding that a significant proportion of species will be threatened with extinction.

He worked with the physicist Enrico Fermi to calculate the proportion of the elements generated in the Big Bang, concluding that it was 25percentt helium to 75percentt hydrogen.

It reported considerable variability between studies in the proportion of individual admissions deemed preventable, and concluded that the proportion of readmissions which are potentially preventable remains unknown [ 29].