Sentence examples for represent a quarter of from inspiring English sources

Senior citizens represent a quarter of the market.

"Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people still represent a quarter of the prison population and are 10 times more likely to be removed from their families," Szoke said.

The new estimate, which is sharply higher than the government's previous figure of nearly 30,000 dead, would represent a quarter of the population of Bam and the surrounding areas.

Hardly surprising then that last month in Perth, Wild Scotland's 80-plus members, who represent a quarter of the country's wildlife tourism businesses, gathered to seize the opportunities being presented by the financial crisis.

However benefits for the 254,000 casual workers' are controversial, and have little public support because the benefits are twice the French average and said to represent a quarter of the annual funding deficit of €4bn.

Nationwide, only 14 percent of Catholics believe that abortion should be illegal, and Catholic women, who make up a quarter of the United States population, represent a quarter of United States abortion patients.

Virtual Wallet now represents a quarter of all new PNC accounts.

That represents a quarter of all ad spending, and that proportion has held roughly steady since 2000.

For Chanticleer, the all-male chorale, revenue from Christmas concerts represents a quarter of its performance income.

There are more species of beetle than any other order of animals, representing a quarter of living creatures on this planet.

"For all the faults of the empire," he says, "54 countries - representing a quarter of the world's population - do think it's worthwhile preserving a relationship.