Sentence examples for virtually a third of from inspiring English sources

Leicester and Saracens, who between them are contributing virtually a third of Lancaster's squad, are in no position to pull any punches: the Midlanders must beat Ulster at Welford Road this evening to secure a home quarter-final, while the Londoners must beat Connacht at Allianz Park just to make it into the last eight.

Virtually a third of all plastic packaging escapes collection systems and ends up as pollution in the ocean as well as clogging urban infrastructure.

But Ms. Feldman insists that over the years she has grown fond of the individual who is virtually a third member of the household.

While in London, they met Brian Eno, who would become virtually a fifth member of the band.

While hardly Saks Fifth Avenue or even Neiman Marcus, Macy's is certainly the most upscale department store in this city, whose status as virtually a sixth borough of New York has become increasingly obvious as jobs jump across the Hudson, rents rise like skyscrapers and trendier residents look around for places to lighten their wallets.

In 2013, half the companies characterized their perception as ranging from "more likely than not" to "virtually certain", up from just over a third of respondents in 2011.

If the league turned on a single minute of Week 34, it took barely a third of that to virtually wrap it up in Week 37.

This 2CD edition includes the usual alternative takes, along with virtually an entire second disc of material featured in the film that didn't make it to the album.

The first, highly fragrant and made from cabernet sauvignon and merlot, has a light strawberrylike underpinning; the second, virtually a gush of strawberry flavor, adds gewürztraminer to a cabernet-merlot base.

"Andy helped get that guy elected, and gave him virtually every second of his life for three-and-a-half years in the process".

He wrote: "Andy helped get that guy elected, and gave him virtually every second of his life for three-and-a-half years in the process.