Examples of using Almost one-third in English and their translations into Polish
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And almost one-third- 32%- have fewer than ten.”.
The way from the airport to Žižkov will cost you 900 crowns, with the“handling surcharge” almost one-third of the price.
Almost one-third beyond the reach of government authorities.
By way of example, the"Macaronesia"10(MAC)programme allocates almost one-third of its ERDF budget to cooperation with third countries.
Almost one-third of women between ages 40 and 69 are dating younger men defined as 10 or more years younger.
Supports the priority given in the action programme to town twinning, to which almost one-third of the budget of the whole programme is assigned;
Almost one-third of people ages 65 to 74 report difficulty hearing, and the number rises to about half at 75.
The number of notifications increased by over 30% in 2005, largely owing to enlargement the new Member States accounted for almost one-third of the notifications received.
Almost one-third of the regular SNA soldiers, three-eighths of the armored units and half of the Somali Air Force(SAF) were lost.
Mobile adaptation in travel industry is particularly high compared to other industries, with almost one-third of e-commerce transactions now being done on mobile phones, tablets and other handheld devices.
Almost one-third of women work part-time(32.9% in 2006), compared with just 7.7% of men; 14.8% of female employees had a fixed-term contract, i.e. one point more than their male counterparts.
However, the 2013 Eurobarometer also showed that Austria is the only country in Western Europe where a relatively large proportion- almost one-third of the respondents- would find it acceptable to do a favour or give a gift in exchange for a public service.
The results showed that almost one-third of the cells taken from the placenta had a strong developmental defect of the second major chromosome.
Historical estimates indicate that in French, English, or Spanish villages in the 17th and 18th centuries at least one-third of children lost one of their parents during childhood; in 19th-century Milan, about half of all children lost at least one parent by age 20;in 19th-century China, almost one-third of boys had lost one parent or both by the age of The United States Census reported that.
Braving“robbing the cradle” jokes, almost one-third of women between ages 40 and 69 are dating younger men defined as 10 or more years younger.
About one on five myeloma patients and close to one-quarter of patient relatives and caregivers said that they are either“not sure” if, or“tend to disagree” or“strongly disagree” that myeloma patients know about the potential side effects of each of their medications,a point of view that is shared by about one in six physicians and almost one-third of the nurses who have answered this question.
In the last two years almost one-third of the SMEs applying for bank loans were refused or ended up getting less than requested.
The CBOS research shows that in 2010, 38 percent orrespondents rated trade union activities as beneficial to the country, and although almost one-third of adult Poles believe that their impact on the economy is negative, it is a much better rating than with regard to the President and both chambers of the Parliament.
Almost one-third of all gas customers in the EU have access to fewer than two alternative supply routes, which has the eff ect of pushing up the price paid by them under long-term contracts- prices paid by countries with access to more than two supply sources are on average 20% lower.
Surveys show that in Germany,for instance, almost one-third of mechanical engineering companies have suffered losses of 5% or more due to counterfeiting, while in the Spanish toy industry, the illegal practice has led to lost sales of some 11.