Sentence examples for proportion feel from inspiring English sources

They both have an ardent sense of pride for their island and a large proportion feel more Sicilian than Italian.

A large proportion feel strongly about types of advertising considered unethical or controversial and believe that we should refuse to carry some forms of advertising.

A US survey in 2009 found that women are more likely than men to suffer feelings of inadequacy at home and at work, and a larger proportion felt they did not meet their own high standards.

Even I, a designer, do not know why a certain proportion feels dated or why another one feels exciting at a given moment.

Almost a fifth of claimants reported they were given incorrect information when they called universal credit staff, while a similar proportion felt staff "did not understand their circumstances".

The poll of 2,393 people found that 72% support public breastfeeding but a lower proportion felt it was acceptable in restaurants (57%) or on public transport (51%).

The DWP insists three-quarters of those who go on the scheme say it improved their personal confidence, and the same proportion felt "positive" at the end of the placement.

That doesn't mean everything went completely smoothly -- 33% said they wound up needing more surgeries than they had expected, nearly the same proportion felt more self-conscious about their appearance than they'd thought they would, and 42% said their "sense of sexuality" was worse than they had anticipated.

Around 4 in 5 respondents would have the test to convey genetic risk information to their children and a similar proportion felt that having a PGT would enable their doctor to monitor their health more closely.

When probed about stigma, one out of five respondents reported that they felt worthless due to being HIV-positive; an equal proportion felt guilty.

Encouragingly, less than a quarter admitted that they were confused by ICI and an even smaller proportion felt anxious having reviewed ICI.