Examples of 'one per cent' in a sentence
Meaning of "one per cent"
one per cent - This phrase is used to refer to a small or minimal percentage, often used in discussions related to statistics, finance, or taxation
How to use "one per cent" in a sentence
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one per cent
But one per cent of it is of great value.
I will come within one per cent.
Just one per cent is of great value.
I only understand about one per cent.
Only one per cent were not interested.
Buses constitute only one per cent.
One per cent of the provincial administration.
I have got one per cent to work with.
One per cent of the mass or dry goods.
Magnitude within one per cent of last observation.
One per cent of high earners are far ahead.
At less than one per cent of their value.
One per cent with epi.
Here it was about one per cent.
And one per cent lido.
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Employment growth will accelerate to one per cent.
Up to one per cent of pregnant women have fibroids.
Farm growth has plunged to one per cent.
Only one per cent of the employers had.
Canada spends less than one per cent.
One per cent of them stay.
The cash rate is now one per cent.
A deductible of one per cent is applied to your guaranteed production.
But there is also the one per cent.
One per cent of children with disabilities go to primary school.
Benefits fraud less than one per cent.
One per cent once you make the purchase.
It currently stands at one per cent.
This one per cent is all that we deal with.
In contrast business trips fell by one per cent.
Tom received only one per cent of the vote.
Only one per cent survive more than a day.
He polled less than one per cent of the vote.
The one per cent limit applicable is shown below.
The tax is equal to one per cent of the contribution.
One per cent limitation during the moderation period.
I will give you one per cent of the company.
One per cent of the total resources are related to other programmes.
I am the one per cent.
And one per cent of that one per cent is lethal.
Probably one per cent.
One per cent rock phosphate can be added to the mixture.
The doctors gave me a one per cent chance of survival.
The prevalence in the general population is about one per cent.
Twenty one per cent would neither support or oppose.
They have explored less than one per cent of it.
Less than one per cent of us have a present drawer.
Incidence rates are increasing by one per cent each year.
Less than one per cent of hatchlings will survive to adulthood.
It could be one per cent.
