Sentence examples for share of ground from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, the share of ground balls that become hits for the league as a whole has dropped from 23.7% last year to 22.6% in 2012.

Still, Bustelo is a mere bean compared with the mountains of the industry, with about a 1percentt market share of ground coffee retail sales, according to Information Resources Inc., a market research firm.

Just yesterday, the township of East Greenwich, in southern Gloucester County, was fined $31,250 for exceeding its allotted share of ground water by 140 million gallons over the past two years, and agreed to limit pumping to no more than 178 million gallons per year.

Figures of the Federal Heat Pump Association indicate a decreasing share of GSHP in favor of air-based heat pumps since 2008 Fig. 2 Share of ground source heat pumps in new homes.

Figure 2 reveals that in the eastern federal states those states in the territory of the formerly socialist Germany, the GDR the share of ground source heat pumps has been twice as high as the German average and even more than the average of the western states in 2010 and 2011.

Yet that said, football has its fair share of ground-baggers, badge hunters and nutcases, cricket does not have a monopoly on the summer sporting eccentric.

The analysis was performed using a synthetic measure of the landscape change, being a quotient of the share of land where hardened ground are dominant and land where biologically active areas prevail.

Geographic variables consist of the average altitude, the share of flat ground whose slope gradient is less than 15° in total county area23, the distance to Shanghai, as well as the length of coastline (equal to zero for an inland county).

Flytoget transported 5.4 million passengers in 2007, a 34% market share of airport ground transport.

Flytoget transported 5.4 million passengers in 2007, a 34-percent market share of airport ground transport.

In intimate relationships we rely on each other's capacity for honesty and authenticity as the shared set of ground rules that make growing our vulnerability possible.