Sentence examples similar to very two thirds from inspiring English sources

At the risk of raining on their parade it is all very predictable: two thirds of the top 100 are still there when the schools are ranked by the socio-educational level of the parents.

According to one survey, of the voters who cited Bush's broken "No New Taxes" pledge as "very important", two thirds voted for Bill Clinton.

With those very two people that first time but years later.

The subjective assessment of each transport by the accompanying physician revealed that patient handovers were considered good or very good in only two thirds of cases.

The picture was very different for support staff, two thirds of whom were paid through user fees.

He answered: "Hypnotize me in the very first three seconds, wake my ear plate up, give me something that I haven't felt before … and then punch me in the fucking face".

Following a burst of publications in the very early twenty first century, excitement seemed to wane as contrary data started to emerge.

A stable and optimal ambient temperature is very important during the two first weeks after weaning [ 45].

"If the human body were exposed at very high altitude, the loss of consciousness is very fast, in five seconds," Marotte said.

"It is the very first one of the four years of protocol," he told BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound programme.

Select the very first one, which is three hyphens.