Sentence examples for fall below half from inspiring English sources

The man who bused our table never let water glasses fall below half full and replaced the bread basket before it was empty.

Labour membership is expected to fall below half a million for the first time since its peak under Jeremy Corbyn because about 40,000 people are in arrears.

Turnout has fallen from 75% in 1999 to 53% in the last election; this time it could fall below half, says Asad Ghanem of Haifa University, who recently oversaw a survey of Arabs' voting intentions.

(Salomon Smith Barney, an investment bank, reckons long-term profits from Asia will fall below half the bank's total, to 46%.) Having acquired cheap troubled banks, such as Brazil's Bamerindus in 1997 and South Korea's Seoulbank this year, HSBC is conscious of big strategic holes notably in America and continental Europe.

Therefore, we assumed that, although nodes accept forwarding at double their receiving data rate, they reduce it to the same rate as their receiving data rate when their remaining battery capacities fall below half the maximum.

*Hybrid LL.M students, keep in mind that your fall semester will fall below half-time enrollment, therefore, your six month grace period begins after the summer semester finishes.

Eligibility for the fellowship is not dependent upon academic grade averages, but if you fall below half-time enrollment, take a leave of absence or leave the University, the full amount of the initial award will be immediately due and payable to the Law School.

Postsecondary institutions should also be required to inquire and report why students fall below half-time status or dropout completely.

If you have federal student loans, you are legally required to complete exit counseling when you graduate, leave school, or fall below half-time enrollment.

The share of adult women who were married fell below half, to 49.9 percent.

If it falls below half its volume, fresh water should be added and brought back to boil.