Sentence examples for that a proportion from inspiring English sources

"We still have a situation here that a proportion of the population don't believe anything happened," she says.

I don't want to expose the children of Australia to mass media coverage of the dark and dreadful views that a proportion of our community hold about homosexuality.

But the nature of modern fibre-optic communications means that a proportion of internal UK traffic is relayed abroad and then returns through the cables.

Not only are budgets being cut overall, but also councils are demanding that a proportion of the smaller budgets are diverted to supporting men.

"It is a concern that a proportion of those who are carriers might ultimately develop the disease," said Sebastian Brandner, professor of neuropathology at University College London.

"The surprise is that a proportion of organisms can actually be driven to extinction," he says.

This means that a proportion of grains in a recrystallised aggregate have arisen from several separate nucleation events.

Some community surveys in Italy have shown that a proportion of subjects without lifetime psychiatric diagnosis (anxiety/depression) used antidepressants.

The formula enjoys a symmetry property ensuring that a proportion of 7/8 of all Spherical Harmonics is integrated exactly.

The results suggest that a proportion of neuroleptic-resistant patients with schizophrenia respond to melperone, which requires further controlled study.

Immunohistochemistry revealed that a proportion (∼50%) of spiral ganglion neurons in control rats showed cytoplasmic expression of XPC and XPA.