Sentence examples for relatively high share from inspiring English sources

One clear reason is the relatively high share of unprotected sex that occurs in the United States.

"Amongst the NEETs, a relatively high share (56 per cent) is inactive and not looking for a job".

In Latin America, according to the report, energy demand will increase by 50% and the region expands its relatively high share of renewables to 35% in 2040.

The Conservatives secured a relatively high share of the vote in recent local elections (see chart) and so start from a base that may be hard to better.

Another downside is that a consumption tax is a greater burden for the poor, who spend a relatively high share of their income.

Since emissions-intensive industries form a relatively high share of our economy, we have a vital interest in influencing the way in which the global economy reduces its dependence on those industries.

In theory, if the supply of educated workers is polarized (in the sense of relatively high shares of workers with low and high levels of education), polarization at the demand side could lead to a reduction of measured levels of skills mismatch.

In addition, in Italy, these three associations combined with a profile of the teachers population which is characterised, in a cross-country comparison, by relatively high shares of teachers aged 50+, of teachers with a fixed term contract and of teachers with low educational attainment (Table 15).

In contrast to the relatively high, shared HMA4 sequence identities between all three genomes, N. caerulescens HMA4 promoters (NcHMA4p) exhibited lower identities with those from both A. thaliana and A. halleri.

This is mainly due to a relatively higher proportion of Lone parents employed in low-skilled occupations, as well as the fact that these two household categories have a relatively higher share of their population relying on SA (Table 1).

A high MLR means that the insurance company is spending a relatively higher share of premium income on its members' medical care and less for administration and profit.