Sentences with phrase «eighty per»

Eighty per cent is certainly a discount not to be missed, especially on such a sought - after brand.

«Eighty per cent of what we keep, we never use,» she says.

Eighty per cent of the MCE courses offered are a joke.

Eighty per cent of our trade if not more is with the U.S. and NAFTA makes it more so.

Eighty per cent of the people in this business don't need technology.

Eighty per cent of the people in this business don't need technology — they need a customer.»

Dave Liniger, Re / Max founder, says, «Eighty per cent of the people in this business don't need technology, they need a customer.»

Eighty per cent of new agents have left the industry within two years.

«Eighty per cent of the people in this business are losers.

In the March 2000 issue of REM, Dave Liniger — something of a celebrity with one of those fad franchises, Re / Max, I think, said: «Eighty per cent of the people in this business don't need technology — they need a customer.»

In a candid moment in a REM piece in March 2000, Dave Liniger, the founder of Re / Max said, «Eighty per cent of the people in this business are losers.

... People come first, profit after... Eighty per cent of my clients have become my friends.

Re / Max icon Dave Liniger once said of the latest technology: «Eighty per cent of the people in this business don't need technology, they need a customer!»

Eighty per cent of what he said was word - perfect repetition.

Eighty per cent of the proceeds from Laflamme's fundraising will benefit Family Transition Place, an organization committed to providing critical services to women and their children who have experienced abuse and unhealthy relationships.

Eighty per cent of those estranged fathers indicated they wanted to see their kids but couldn't because of factors ranging from conflict with their ex, to distance, lack of money or the remarriage of one or both partners, says Patrick Parkinson, a University of Sydney law professor and one of the architects of Australia's reforms.

Ms. Ploussard has over twenty years experience counseling a diverse population and eighty per cent of her Albany - based private practice is with couples.

Eighty per cent of the families attended at least half of the group based sessions, and parent satisfaction was high.

Eighty per cent of the reports in the family court are written by clinical and educational psychologists.

About eighty per cent attempts to codify the common law.

At trial the defendants (the school authorities) were found negligent, as was the plaintiff, the division of liability being eighty per cent to the defendants and twenty per cent to the plaintiff.

Eighty per cent of victims of intimate partner violence are killed in their own homes.

Eighty per cent of solicitors still pay late or very late.

Eighty per cent of the court's time remains taken up with final appeal hearings.

Eighty per cent identify an objective for their women's initiative, but it is unclear whether objectives are written and linked to specific goals, such as retention or advancement.

Eighty per cent of the waterfront land in Lake Atitlan, Guatemala is at the moment right of possetion.

Before a market can be described as a bull market, it is expected that the prices of nothing less than eighty per cent of the stocks listed in the particular exchange should be on the rise.

Essentially there are three types of coverage that are applicable to flood insurance namely; building coverage which offers protection for the physical structure of residential and non-residential buildings; content coverage which only covers your possessions; and replacement cost coverage which is only applicable to owner - occupied single family that are the primary residence of the policy - holder and must be insured up to eighty per cent of the replacement cost.

Generating well over eighty per cent of its maximum torque from just 2000rpm, Alpina says the B7's engine has been optimised for huge reserves of torque low down for exceptional engine response.

Eighty per cent of all the Fiat 500 vehicles produced are sold outside Italy and in 2017 the Fiat icon was the leading car in eight countries worldwide, also making the leaderboard in another seven nations.

Eighty per cent of the body components are new and the powertrain and chassis have been significantly updated or revised throughout.

Over eighty per cent of teachers said that excessive workload has made them consider leaving teaching in the past year, according to a recent National Education Union survey...

Over eighty per cent of pathogenic bacteria identified were found living on products within the unprotected school classroom.

An opinion poll conducted by the Accord Coalition for Inclusive Education, has found that eighty per cent of those surveyed — including two - thirds of Catholics, are opposed to removing the current cap, which limits schools from not selecting more than half of their pupils on religious grounds.

Eighty per cent of online daters lie on their profiles, a new study reveals — but liars give themselves away.

Eighty per cent of maintaining the body you want comes down to what you eat rather than how hard you train.

The up to one millimetre long crustaceans form about eighty per cent of the zooplankton and are an important food for fish and their larvae.

Eighty per cent of overweight youth typically continue to be obese as adults, adversely affecting the quality of their lives and contributing to chronic disease problems.

Eighty per cent of participants admitted to taking part in some sort of gambling activity during their lifetime.

Eighty per cent of the parasitised larvae favoured the boozy food, compared with just 30 per cent of healthy ones (Current Biology, DOI: 10.1016 / j.cub.2012.01.045).

Eighty per cent of the total matter in the cosmos is invisible to conventional telescopes.

Eighty per cent of the people in the Valley voted.

Eighty per cent of the total EU refugee pledges come from Germany, which has resettled 1,000 refugees and plans to admit another 9,000.

Eighty per cent per cent of British people want the government to take a more active role in helping those at risk of having their homes repossessed, according to an Ipsos MORI study for St Mungo's.

A survey by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers found that eighty per cent believe this system is fairer.

Eighty per cent embarrassed.

Eighty per cent of parents said they were confident or very confident they would be able to protect their children from explicit images online, the NAHT survey found.

Eighty per cent of school cooks and caterers thought they would provide more flexibility.

Eighty per cent of skiers using safety bindings.

Eighty per cent of the respondents call Jesus «Son of God»; 11 per cent more, «promised Messiah.»