For example, in the National Comorbidity Survey Replication study (NCS-R), three-quarters of lifetime mental disorders emerged by age 24 [ 60].
Even a few percentage points matter, because fuel accounts for around three-quarters of the lifetime cost of a turbine.
He fondly remembers the three years he worked behind the marble counter three-quarters of a lifetime ago.
He also executed some still lifes with flowers; these are exceptional, for three-quarters of his lifetime output is devoted to the human figure.
But people in the next quarter of the lifetime earnings distribution would become eligible for the respective programs at 67 and 68, and those in the top quarter would become eligible at 70 and 71.
Why am I obsessed with war?" A quarter of a lifetime later, I'm still exploring that obsession, trying to bring to the screen what is, without doubt, the most ambitious, agonising and creatively troublesome film I've ever undertaken.
But in 1977 and 1978 — two years in a row, a quarter of a lifetime for me then — I watched Tommy Lasorda run all over the field in jubilation as my Phillies went home.
The typical college grad is out of school by 22, which is about a quarter of a lifetime, begging the question, isn't three more years (or more) worth it?
SSDI eligibility is also contingent on having a sufficient number of recent and lifetime quarters of Social Security-covered employment.
The family owns a quarter of the weavers' lifetime output of about 200 tapestries.
A Texas lawyer did not violate professional rules of conduct when he charged exonerated prisoners a quarter of their estimated lifetime payments from the state.
