Significats de nearly one-quarter en anglès

Fifteen years ago, nearly one-quarter of the population experienced serious literacy difficulties.

These livestock are estimated to be worth nearly one-quarter billion dollars.

Power remains out at nearly one-quarter of the nation's fuel production capacity in Southeast Texas.

This gas makes up nearly one-quarter by weight of the atmosphere round the whole earth.

This detail reduced Lee's army by nearly one-quarter.

The United States consumes nearly one-quarter of the world's petroleum production, yet contains a small fraction of its reserves.

Nematode parasites have a profound impact on humankind, infecting nearly one-quarter of the world's population, as well as livestock.

The country's indigenous residents, who make up nearly one-quarter of the population of 120 million, are among the most vulnerable.

Remittances are nearly one-quarter of Haiti's GDP and more than double the total of exports, according to World Bank figures.

Germany accounted for nearly one-quarter of France's 70 billion euro trade deficit last year -the second largest factor after China.

The quantity of oxide of copper to be employed exceeds by nearly one-quarter the weight of zinc which enters into action.

Those of us who have nearly one-quarter of our land in clover every year, ought to be making our farms very rich.

Normally, those facilities can produce 3.86 million barrels per day, or nearly one-quarter of the nation's fuel supply.

Five Ethanol Myths, Busted The United States consumes nearly one-quarter of the world's petroleum production, yet contains a small fraction of its reserves.

In September, exports of semiconductors plunged nearly one-third from a year earlier, while shipments to China dropped nearly one-quarter, the trade ministry data showed.

On Tuesday, Paul finished second in the New Hampshire primary with nearly one-quarter of the vote, a week after finishing third in the Iowa caucuses.