Sentence examples for proportion down to from inspiring English sources

Thatcher and Major wrestled that proportion down to 18%, but that golden era is now over.

For now, McLeod says that about half of the stores will see some form of InMobi/App Publish branding as part of the distribution — not unlike what you see when, for example, Chillingo distributes an app that has not been made by it — but they are working to get that proportion down to zero, rather than growing it.

For this species, we observed a high proportion (>80%) of inverted duplogs in the bottom 25% of physical distance in dS < 0.03 followed by a plunge in the proportion (down to <20%) during 0.03 ≤ dS < 0.10 (panel D in fig. 7).

Today, that proportion is down to 2percentt.

By 2000 the proportion was down to a third.

Now that proportion is down to 15% (the average for a university endowment is 53%).

By the second quarter of this year, that proportion was down to 43%.

When she began her engineering degree, 12% of her peers were women – 30 years later, that proportion is down to 8%.

By the early eighties, after President Reagan destroyed the air-traffic controllers' union, the proportion was down to one in five.

Some of this is based on simple misunderstandings, but a significant proportion is down to the success anti-vaccine campaigners have in sharing their claims online and across social media.

In 1999, most big American banks kept mum about such risks in their annual reports; by 2001, the proportion was down to one quarter.Three pillars of wisdomPillar 1 breaks up regulatory capital into three parts, to match credit risk, market risk and operational risk.