Sentence examples for proportion of native from inspiring English sources

Essentially, the greener the city, the greater the proportion of native biodiversity that is retained.

Only Nevada has a lower proportion of native residents than Florida.

"Given the proportion of native Russians [in Ukraine], we propose this and we are sure there is no other way".

As governor-general he applied liberal policies, increasing the proportion of native Indochinese in the civil service, recognizing the use of the local languages and local law, and continuing the public-works policy of his predecessor, Paul Doumer.

One reason for the popularity of this principality between France and Spain has been the snow, which has been reliably good, even in recent years when the Alps have suffered poor falls; another is its widely praised ski-school system, with a high proportion of native English speakers among the instructors.

In "The Ponzi State," his 2009 account of Florida's foreclosure disaster, George Packer writes that "only Nevada has a lower proportion of native residents than Florida"; the state's prosperity has always depended "on new arrivals and the wealth they generate in construction and real estate".

However, Gibraltar has a larger proportion of native-born residents, so the housing market has remained fairly stable despite a flurry of housing construction leading up to the global financial crisis, said Maggie Mifsud, the director of BFA Estate Agents Gibraltar.

Immigrants from Europe and those who arrived after 2000, whatever their origin, are especially cheap.Three-quarters of European immigrants are employed, higher than the proportion of natives who are.

This may be due to some proteins being synthesized in the early stage that facilitated the correct folding of the mda-7/IL-24 protherebyhereby allowing the IBs to possess a greater proportion of native-like secondary structure [32].

The results confirm that even across the main demographic groups, a lower proportion of natives working nonstandard hours are not associated with a decline in employment.

If Hispanics/Mexicans face barriers to better-paying occupations, low-wage occupations would attract a disproportionately large number of them and a small proportion of natives, resulting in a negative relation between HISP and wages of Hispanics and natives.