Sentence examples for proportion of foundation from inspiring English sources

A greater proportion of Foundation doctors commented on the detrimental impact of the introduction of EWTD on their morale, sometimes describing feeling angry, let down or disillusioned.

These fees can claim a substantial proportion of the foundations' revenues.

But, as a proportion of the foundations' own endowments, they are relatively small – just a few percent for the fossil fuel investments we know about.

In 2006, Warren Buffett, currently the third richest person in the world, announced that he too would give a large proportion of his assets to the foundation.

We also acknowledge the lower proportion of male, non-white and foundation doctors within our sample, meaning that our findings may be less transferable to these groups.

But a study by the foundation showed the proportion of households in some form of debt distress rose to 45% among the poorest fifth of working age households, with more than a third experiencing difficulty in paying for accommodation and one in six in arrears on either their mortgage or consumer debts.

Hence, SES differences in the larger proportion of off-promotion sales laid the foundation of the SES gap in food purchasing, which was exacerbated by promotional activities.

Here it is – NHS Act 2006, section 44, private health care: "… the proportion of the total income of an NHS foundation trust which was an NHS trust in any financial year derived from private charges is not greater than the proportion of the total income of the NHS trust derived from such charges in the base financial year" (ie 2003).

Apply only a thin layer of foundation".

This type of foundation is known as Winkler foundation.

Put on a coat of foundation.