Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• It is infuriating that the quota granted in compensation for the reduction in target prices is increased by a larger percentage in the developed and a smaller percentage in the less developed countries.
• It follows that comparison with the past will reveal that every country will receive a smaller percentage of the funds.
• However, where the products are for free distribution, Member States may check a smaller percentage than that set out in paragraph 2 of this Article, provided it is not less than 10 % of the quantities concerned during the marketing year.
• In the final year of the 2000 list, BT had about 70 % of the total fixed telecoms rateable value and about 71,6 % of call and access revenues and a smaller percentage of other fixed market revenues.
• Hence my proposal to draw a distinction in the directive between pipe and cigar tobacco with regard to the size (a smaller percentage) and colour of the warnings (namely not black and white but also to allow contrasting colours).
• See, I always fancied witches made up a much smaller percentage of the population.
• The Senate's confirmed a smaller percentage of Obama's judicial appointees than any other Senate and any other president.
• An even smaller percentage are capable of sustaining life.

• Member States may decide to set up a lower percentage.
• A lower percentage of Visudyne patients had events leading to death (n=4 [1.8%] versus n=3 [2.6%]); no death was considered to be related to treatment.
• If the Member State applies a system of risk analysis, a lower percentage of physical checks may be permitted.
• Humans, livestock and pets are, now, 98 percent of the total world's mass of vertebrates on land and air. And you don't know what the future will hold, but it's not going to get a lower percentage.
• Member States should be able, however, to decide that a lower percentage may be an indication of ownership or control.
• This applies without prejudice to the right of Member States to decide that a lower percentage may be an indication of ownership or control.
• Moreover, we feel that it is unacceptable for any change to the management and payment system to be financially detrimental to those farmers with the lowest income capacity and who receive a lower percentage of aid.
• And you don't know what the future will hold, but it's not going to get a lower percentage.