For doing all the work, we received fifteen cents of every dollar the client spent.
By 1870, seventy-five per cent of works in the Gewandhaus repertory were by dead composers.
According to an analysis of government data by the National Endowment for the Arts, in 2010 twelve per cent of working artists had a different primary job.
As the Washington Post reporter Liza Mundy writes in a new book, "The Richer Sex," forty per cent of working wives now earn more than their husbands, and, by 2030, that number will probably rise to fifty per cent.
But, in reality, ninety-seven per cent of working climate scientists are in the "for" camp (i.e., recent climate change is real, and is a result of human activities), and only three per cent are "against".
Five hundred thousand, or ten per cent of the work force, is the number of employees who will have been erased from the payrolls of Cuba's revolutionary regime by next spring.
Cohen estimates that two per cent of its work was counterterrorism.
There are two hundred thousand registered users on the English-language site, of whom about thirty-three hundred — fewer than two per cent — are responsible for seventy per cent of the work.
As I wrote in January of last year, the progressivism of Denmark — where seventy per cent of women work and ninety-seven per cent of children between the ages of three and five attend day care — makes surprisingly good fodder for TV shows, which are "free to plumb the realities, rather than the desirability, of gender equality and women's liberation".
We have seventy-five thousand govemployeesmployees who give only ten per cent of their work capacity.
