Sentence examples for proportion thinking from inspiring English sources

During the same stretch, the proportion thinking the economic situation was good in France, Italy or the euro zone remained below a third, and was usually much smaller.

Polling suggests that the proportion thinking this over-generous rose from a quarter to over half in the decade to 2012.

Secondly, while Ken scores worse than Boris (the proportion of people thinking he didn't pay his taxes is 15 points higher than Boris), Boris is not perceived as particularly clean either.

Today, the question of when the market will rebalance is much hashed over, with the number of estimates explained by the expression xP, where P is the number of pundits and x is a multiplier that is well above one, but a good proportion of them thinking 5 years was a long time ago.

Hutcheson does follow Shaftesbury in maintaining that things are beautiful in virtue of their proportion or order (Hutcheson's preferred and more precise term is "uniformity amidst variety") and he may follow Shaftesbury in thinking all proportion or order to be the effect of mind.

"But I think we're all thinking that a substantial proportion of babies will have more subtle cognitive problems".

As a woman, I have always spent a large proportion of my day thinking about handbags.

This validation indicated that a small proportion of patients were thinking of their disease instead of their symptom when answering the questionnaire [ 13].

At a country level, there is a strong correlation between proportions in a country thinking it is illegal to be served alcohol when drunk, and the proportion identifying that drunks are not usually served (R=0.326, p=0.004).

Thinking my proportions must be wrong, I added more demi-glace, with no further success.

Both the probability and proportion interpretations can be applied in this paper: the proportion model may help in thinking about ecologic bias in particular data sets.