Examples of 'nearly two thirds' in a sentence
Meaning of "nearly two thirds"
Refers to a quantity that is approximately 2/3 of the whole, indicating a majority or significant amount
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Nearly two thirds live in rural areas.
Increasing by nearly two thirds.
Nearly two thirds of cases corresponded to preeclampsia.
The region houses nearly two thirds of the world poor.
Nearly two thirds of the refugees are estimated to be female.
The government picks up nearly two thirds of the cost of premiums.
Nearly two thirds of the land is in agricultural use.
It has been among the top five sectors in nearly two thirds of LDCs.
It completed nearly two thirds of the transcontinental route.
Manufacturers of the plastic polypropylene account for nearly two thirds of all demand.
Nearly two thirds of the families owned a dog.
Afghanistan alone accounted for nearly two thirds of global opium poppy cultivation.
Nearly two thirds of the women.
The mountains and plateaus occupy nearly two thirds of the total area of the municipality.
Nearly two thirds of them consist of sacred music.
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Mendoza is responsible for nearly two thirds of all Argentinian wine production.
Nearly two thirds of total finance went towards transport projects.
It is thought that grassland once covered nearly two thirds of land on Earth.
And nearly two thirds of that ends up in landfills.
The Chinook salmon has lost nearly two thirds of its genetic diversity.
Nearly two thirds of all domestic fires are cooking related.
The EU accounts for nearly two thirds of Serbian exports.
Nearly two thirds of household waste can be recycled or composted.
Town Cars accounted for nearly two thirds of the Brewsters built.
Nearly two thirds of respondents are not going to participate in meetings today.
Women currently represent nearly two thirds of the world 's illiterate.
Nearly two thirds of all bankruptcies are now linked to an illness.
Of all health workers in the country, nearly two thirds are men.
But now nearly two thirds of us may be deficient in iodine.
Overall, young people prefer office jobs, where the share of women is nearly two thirds.
Nearly two thirds of issuers report in more than one jurisdiction.
Four regions account for nearly two thirds of the number of computers, the.
Nearly two thirds of councils cut mental health services for children.
But within a mere four months, nearly two thirds of this capacity has been sliced away.
Nearly two thirds of national park facilities across the country are in need of repair.
Throughout the year, he visited nearly two thirds of the OECD membership.
Nearly two thirds of senior doctors fear the plans will worsen patient care.
Computervision . The top five serve nearly two thirds of the market.
Nearly two thirds of children worldwide are not protected from the lifelong consequences of poverty.
Cirrhosis of the liver, normally a result of alcoholism, dropped nearly two thirds during Prohibition.
Europe generates nearly two thirds of the number of tourists visiting the country every year.
Today, if you asked that same question of Americans, nearly two thirds would say no.
Nearly two thirds of foreign trade is now with Europe.
The tagine reads, “ A motion picture destined to offend nearly two thirds of the civilised world.
Nearly two thirds of Nepalese women suffer from anaemia.
The non-aligned countries account for nearly two thirds of the membership of the United Nations.
Nearly two thirds of jobs in Guyana depend directly or indirectly on sugar.
CDs had exploded, and the market for vinyl LPs had shrunk by nearly two thirds.
Nearly two thirds of Blacks believe they are treated unfairly at work.
In Tennessee and Arizona, nearly two thirds have turned in their ballots.
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