Sentence examples for the growing proportion from inspiring English sources

Still, the growing proportion of head injuries is troubling.

Demographers said such a trend might be partly attributable to the growing proportion of immigrants in the nation's black population.

Look at the growing proportion of back-office work that foreign banks are moving to India by offshoring and outsourcing.

The change would reduce the number of seats likely to be held by blacks to five from six, reflecting the growing proportion of whites in the city.

"This comes not only from the growing proportion of legislation than comes from Brussels, but from the way Europe's parliament works.

(Or perhaps we should say, for the growing proportion of Brits who, according to a recent survey, are creationists, from the other animals).

Indeed, the growing proportion of Mexican-supplied drugs in the overall methamphetamine scene has added another visceral symbol to the election-year debate over illegal immigration.

The growing proportion of older people can be explained partly by China's low fertility rate in recent decades, with fewer births to offset the aged.

The "Female FTSE Report" published this week by Cranfield School of Management is also expected to highlight the growing proportion of women on company boards.

Many industry executives said the growing proportion of Internet users with high-speed connections at home, currently 69percentt according to Nielsen/NetRatings, had done much to connect mothers more firmly to the Internet than in the past.

University leaders fear Brexit will make student and staff recruitment much more difficult, cutting off EU research and funding and probably constricting the flow of EU students, who have been the fastest growing proportion of young undergraduates.