The ninety-nine per cent is too big a category to be an effective political force.
Of the many species that have existed on earth, more than ninety-nine per cent have disappeared.
Also useful to recall: the unemployment rate in the state was twenty-nine per cent.
Ninety-nine per cent said funding was provided for the MS drug, and 81% for Herceptin.
Sixty-nine per cent of the sample thought violent video games made children more aggressive.
And Wilpon has now suggested that he may be willing to sell up to forty-nine per cent of the team.
Put the Navy on the path to increase its shipbuilding rate from nine per year to approximately fifteen per year.
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PLC, tested at least a dozen potential Super Bowl commercials for clients this year, up from the roughly nine per event it typically tests.
In November, the Office of Management and Budget was predicting that, at the end of 2012, unemployment would still be running at close to nine per cent.
The last 10% of his score was comprised of how he stacked up against the league average in strikeouts per nine innings, fewest walks allowed per nine innings, and fewest hits allowed per nine innings (3.3% apiece).
College is broadly accessible: sixty-eight per cent of high-school graduates now go on to college (in 1980, only forty-nine per cent did), and employers continue to reward the credential, which means that there is still some selection going on.
This is particularly true in big, aging, economically battered swing states like Michigan, where unemployment is nearly nine per cent, and Ohio, where residents told me that a whole generation of young people is leaving the state to seek higher education and work elsewhere.
Hussey moved down the pitch to flick a Duminy full toss for a one-bounce four in the 34th over, only the eighth of the innings, but when drinks were taken at the end of the over, the requirement was 144 from 16 - nine per over.
Transferring power to Japan would cost two yen per kilowatt-hour, making the total cheaper than the roughly nine yen per kilowatt-hour the country pays for nuclear power, he says.
Furthermore, the rate of deterioration seemed to be accelerating, topping nine percent per decade since 1979.
Dell reportedly has visitation rights to see his daughter nine days per month.
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In Nottingham, the 17 officers in the equivalent unit, the Stealth team, have taken an average of nine guns per officer.
Between 1987 and 1996, the incidence of type 2 diabetes rose by nine percent per year, according to the American Diabetes Association.
Last year, an estimated four hundred thousand acres of opium poppies were planted in Afghanistan, a fifty-nine-per-cent increase over the previous year.
Excluding the charge, earnings were nine cents per share, versus a loss of 12 cents per share in the same period last year.
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During the first stint they could sleep up to nine hours per night, and during the other they were restricted to just four hours.
But the momentum quickly shifted back to West Indies who, despite requiring a little over nine runs per over, set about their chase in spectacular fashion.
According to the Center for Responsible Lending, the typical payday borrower makes an average of nine loans per year at annual interest rates over 400 percent.
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Mental health challenges were once taboo subjects in the workplace, but as Americans now spend roughly nine hours per day at work, silence is an increasingly costly strategy.
Eight or nine percent per year is not going to be enough to repair the gaping hole in retirement accounts left by the ugly bear market of 2007 and 2008.
This windmill can produce enough energy, operating on winds of nine miles per hour, and can produce up to 90% of the energy needs for a home or a small business.
The reasoning behind the choice of both location and schedule is to accommodate the working needs of the participants, who often work an average of nine hours per day and reside at the construction sites.
Jamba (JMBA) announced that it lost nine cents per share during the fourth quarter of 2012, beating estimates by a penny, and ahead of the loss of 15 cents per share in the same period last year, mainly due to growing efficiency.
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