in percentage terms

Another way of looking at it is in percentage terms.

A penny or two change in the price translates into a big move in percentage terms.

For a start, talk of rapid growth in percentage terms disguises low absolute numbers, thanks to the depth of the recent contraction.

In percentage terms, the judge held the sum to be just under 37 percent of Charman's assets, built up through the insurance industry.

When we talk about elasticity, that responsiveness is always measured in percentage terms.

Thursday's decline -- the 11th largest in percentage terms in the Dow's history -- put the stock market either in, or nearly in, a crash.

However, even large changes in export prices produce retail price changes that are quite modest, in percentage terms.

The U. S. deficit will be higher, in percentage terms, than at any point since World War II.

Output from sources like solar power is increasing faster in percentage terms, but remains tiny in absolute terms.

In percentage terms, the biggest shadow economy relative to official economic activity is in the former Soviet republic of Georgia.

In percentage terms, though, the study says forest area expanded fastest in the last fifteen years in Vietnam, Spain and China.

Firms operate from huge capital bases, and the risk limit is much higher in dollar terms but tiny in percentage terms.

Chinese shares closed Friday down almost 14 per cent from the start of the week, the biggest weekly drop in percentage terms since 1996.

In percentage terms, its earnings fall 5% for every 1% decline in the euro versus the New Taiwan dollar, he estimates.

The results were analysed in percentage terms.

In percentage terms the story is rather different.

European demand growth is expected to exceed that in North America in percentage terms in 2005 for the first time in four years.

In Japan, factory output rose by 5. 2% in April, the biggest monthly increase, in percentage terms, in over half a century.