Sentence examples for falling in half of from inspiring English sources
Piracy rates are falling in half of all countries and stable in another third.
On a quarterly basis, prices are falling in half of the 20 countries in The Economist's house-price index.
Its consumer-price index has risen by 1.8% over the past 12 months, but prices have fallen in half of its 16 main product categories the biggest proportion since the current series started.The world is still awash with excess capacity, in industries from telecoms and cars to airlines and banking.
Additionally, prostatic specific antigen (PSA) levels were found to fall in half of the prostate cancer patients, and reduction in other biochemical tumour markers such as CEA and CA125 were also recorded, suggesting antitumour activity.
For people with the most positive feelings, the rate fell in half, to 3.6%, or 50 of 1399 people.
Inequality has fallen in only half of Africa's 55 countries.
The nonadjusted numbers showed prices fell in about half of the cities covered by the report, with the winter months typically a weak period for housing, the survey said.
The hotspot on chromosome 10 falls in the 3' half of this gene.
Giridhar's Upanayana (sacred thread ceremony) was performed on Nirjala Ekadashi (the Ekadashi falling in the bright half of the lunar month of Jyeshtha) of 24 June 1961.
Government indexes show real estate prices are falling in more than half of the country's top 70 urban markets, Xi'an among them.
Ad hominem Too much buzz ReprintsAfter falling in the first half of the year, American labour productivity (output per hour) was 2.3% higher in the third quarter of 2011 than in the same period a year earlier.
