Sentence examples for proportion more than from inspiring English sources

These drugs relieve symptoms in a high proportion (more than 70 percent) of depressed patients.

But I think the situation has really been blown way out of proportion more than any of us expected.

A large proportion – more than two-fifths – enjoy a greater income in retirement than their average real earnings during working life.

The overall size of the genome reflects a very high proportion (more than 75%) of repetitive sequences, resulting from both gradual accumulation over deep time, and from two whole genome duplication (WGD) events.

The BBC said they had also been registering their support for Du Beke, with a total of 63 saying the row had been blown out of proportion, more than double the 30 who had called by yesterday.

While 7 per cent of males across the whole adult population are estimated to be "at risk", that proportion more than doubles to 16 per cent among men aged 16 to 24.

The national newspaper assault on Ed Miliband and Labour has already reached absurd proportions more than two months ahead of the general election.

It grew to monstrous proportions — more than half a mile long and rising more than 87 yards above sea level — until the huge flocks of birds scavenging for food began to endanger the planes flying in and out of the airport.

This is justified by the fact that the user who has a high probability of success will tend to use the self-proportion more than to use the sharing-proportion and vice versa.

In a black-market trade of monumental proportions, more than 1,000 tanker trucks filled with petroleum products cross from oil-rich Iraqi Kurdistan into Iran every day.

Approximately equal proportions (more than 40%) of subjects from the two groups were positive for HP.