Sentence examples for proportion of ordinary from inspiring English sources

Although professional forecasters' expectations of future inflation have stabilised, the proportion of ordinary folk expecting higher prices has risen.

The proportion of ordinary passenger cars owned in fiscal 2005 and 2006 to the total number of existing cars in that period was approximately 74 %; it was approximately 26 % for kei passenger cars and about 0.4%% for hybrid cars.

A higher proportion of ordinary GP consultations with a psychological diagnosis were associated with a high rate of MDMs.

The study showed a strong association between a high proportion of ordinary consultations with psychological diagnoses and a high participation rate in MDMs.

The prevalence of mental health problems in the GPs' list populations was indicated by the proportion of ordinary GP consultations that was diagnosed with an ICPC diagnosis indicating psychological symptoms or disorders as the reason for the consultation.

Reported in 2000, the BOOMERanG measurements nailed the general "geometry" of the universe and its age and, in concert with other measurements, gave the relative proportions of ordinary matter, mysterious dark matter, and space-stretching dark energy in the cosmos.

Then, the tensile properties of LSHCC with plastic-state density of about 1300 1400 kg/m3 from different proportion of replacement of ordinary Portland cement (OPC) by fly ash (FA) and ground granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS) as well as different volume fraction of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) fibre were measured.

In Virginia Woolf's novel "Mrs. Dalloway," characters are troubled and traumatized by their inability to maintain a proper "sense of proportion"; ordinary tasks — life itself, for one of the characters — become outsized and unmanageable.

They find a stunning gap of 37 percentage points, on average, between the proportion of economists and of ordinary Americans agreeing with a particular statement (see chart).

That was published when she was 22, an extraordinary novel of ordinary proportions, a 300-page dissection of a teacher's relationship with his teenage student – which also explored theories of performance, gender and metaphor.

The surprisingly large proportion of cases uncovered in ordinary schools, he noted, may in part reflect the low level of awareness and high degree of stigma attached to autism in South Korea.