three per cent

"I need to work two or three per cent harder than I just do now and push myself to be the best athlete I can be, " he said.

Just fifty-three per cent agreed that sending a flirtatious message to someone while in a relationship was a form of cheating.

China is growing at 10 per cent a year, while Japan's expansion this year is forecast at no more than three per cent.

Most developed economies are still struggling to grow at even two and three per cent a year.

In 1999 in Australia 20% of single men did not have sex in the year of the survey and three per cent of married men also missed out.

This translates into an annual return of eight per cent, compared with a three per cent bank deposit rate.

The illegal commission was equivalent to three per cent of the project tender value.

The average stock-market mutual fund was down almost three per cent for the year.

Pharand claims three per cent of the planet's land surface is under tarmac - an area the size of India.

Victorian leader Benjamin Disraeli picked up three per-cent of the vote.

But that still left Apple with only some three per cent of the world market for desktop computers .

Waste printed circuit boards (PCBs) account for around three per cent by weight of all electronic waste.

In May, the Government forecast three per cent yearly economic growth, down from the four per cent predicted in the March budget.

Between 1990 and 2002, universities accounted for just three per cent of patents filed by Indian organisations.

European markets were down an average of three per cent.

Based on 14 national and local newspapers in Beijing over six months, science accounted for just three per cent of articles.

Of the $1311 family food bill in 1972, middle men received $790, which was thirty-three per cent more than they had received in 1959.