Sentence examples for substantially higher share from inspiring English sources

About 22 percent of its students this year received Pell grants — federal assistance for low-income students — a substantially higher share than at most other elite institutions.

However, in Japan employees receive a relatively larger portion from the available value pool than in Germany, while in Germany business profits appropriate a substantially higher share of regional value-added than in Japan.

We wanted to study acute hospital admissions in a nursing home population (NHP) in a Scandinavian setting, where the decentralised primary health care systems use substantially higher shares of gross domestic product (GDP) than the OECD average [ 15].

Although the present study was not in particular concerned with HGT we did see a substantially higher percentage of shared gene content (52.4%) than what has previously been reported, as well as a smaller pan-genome, indicating that homogenizing forces are increasingly effecting genomic diversity on a local scale.

At any rate, earnings would likely be substantially higher per share in the years to come, even if synergies were minimal.

South Asian immigrants accounted for 20% of all immigrants in 2006, substantially higher than their 11% shares in 1986 and 1991.

His firm is sitting on a loss of about 50% on its stake in Darty and so doesn't lack motivation to get the share price substantially higher.

Acknowledging that good data on the performance of other assets were not available, the study claimed that the rate of return on shares was "substantially higher than for alternative investment media", providing the first empirical support for the still popular idea that shares outperform over the long run.

Thursday's rise was broad, with energy, technology, financial and materials shares all substantially higher.

Nonetheless, the shares were substantially higher than their initial pricing last night of $53.

These shares are substantially higher than those enjoyed by other generic products.