Sentence examples for with a good proportion from inspiring English sources

They need an intensive six-week period of support, with a good proportion of this being commercial.

A No 1 $3.1m debut for Focus in Russia, nearly double Hitch's $1.8m there, offers a little hope that Smith still retains his pan-cultural appeal, with a good proportion of its rollout yet to come.

Yet the coach's insistence that this was not a "black-and-white" issue probably resonated with a good proportion of the regulars in the Twickenham stands, who have watched deeply conservative England teams err on the side of caution for much of the last decade and now respond with enthusiasm to something just a little more daring.

The gender split leans male (77 percent) with a good proportion of females (23percentt).

In contrast, T7 talks about temporal study of smoking-related diseases since temporal words like time, year, month and clinical words like assess, measure, average, quantity, disease and datum are seen there with a good proportion.

Current patterns of project funding, on average characterised by short term efforts and $27,000 per annum funding, mainly from international donors, seem to be associated with small institutions, a good proportion of which are in the private sector.

House prices Along with all those students, a good proportion of the academic staff live on campus.

We are well aware that we have been elected with the support of a good proportion of society, but represent and respond to the will of the entire nation.

However, this map had enough RFLP markers in common with the IRTA_LDH map, which has a good proportion of common markers with INRA (68) and NIVTS (70) maps, making possible to integrate the IRTA_F2 RFLP markers in the final map.

Despite courting controversy with its predilection to torque steer, a good proportion of the 4501 built still survive; one of them can be yours for about £7000.

West Ham, in stark contrast, move on to the game at Cardiff that Allardyce had always prioritised, lurching deeper into crisis and with it becoming increasingly clear that a good proportion of the club's followers have had enough.