Sentence examples for proportion thought from inspiring English sources

A lot of the party's MPs were shocked by the poll suggesting that only half of voters identifying with Labour knew which side the party was on and an alarmingly high proportion thought Labour backed Out.

While some two-thirds of respondents believed that parents have a basic right to choose their child's school a similar proportion thought that parents should send their children to the nearest state school and only 4% considered that giving parents a lot of choice about the kind of school their child goes to should be a policy priority.

More than 80% of respondents both years said they were either somewhat or extremely concerned about climate change, and a similar proportion thought it would certainly or probably affect their lives directly.

Another found a similar proportion thought it was acceptable, or was unsure if it was acceptable or not, for a boy to expect from a girl if he thinks she has had sex with others".

A smaller proportion thought privacy protection as not very important (19 %) or not at all important (1 %).

Of those who still think the strikes are unjustified, just under three-quarters (74%) agreed with the statement that "Other workers have to accept unsociable working hours"; 69% believed that "weekend and weekday NHS coverage should be the same", the same proportion as thought that "doctors choose to do a job with unsocial hours anyway".

She found, for example, that the content of these dreams was routinely characterized by realistic settings, lots of familiar characters ("the dream world is well peopled"), mostly negative emotions, a surprisingly high proportion of rational thought and a "very striking" preponderance of visual imagery compared with other sense perceptions.

The majority of DNA contained within vertebrate genomes is non-coding, with a certain proportion of this thought to play regulatory roles during development.

In future studies it would be useful to include a measure of the proportion of worrisome thoughts in both mentation styles (i.e. words during the imagery condition and images during the verbal condition) to further validate the manipulation.

The proportion who believed thoughts and feelings could influence the intensity of pain (58%) was similar to that found in Belgium (64%).

However, effects on post-worry intrusions remained significant when either the time rated as spent worrying during the instructed worry phase or the proportion of negative thoughts experienced during the worry phase were covaried out.