Sentence examples for half disclosed from inspiring English sources
A 1975 survey of the best-designed studies of integration's effects found that more than half disclosed "no significant difference" between segregated and nonsegregated black students.
Some of Garner's prejudices are less conscious than others, but I suspect she understands perfectly well that narrative truth — what Elena Ferrante calls "authenticity" (as distinct from mere verisimilitude) — proceeds from a kind of dangerous honesty that is not always conscious but is, rather, half disclosed, imperfectly controlled.
On the shore, dimly seen through the mists of the deep, Where the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes, What is that which the breeze, o'er the towering steep, As it fitfully blows, half conceals, half discloses?
More than half had disclosed to their current partners (n = 13), half of whom were also HIV-infected.
More than half reported disclosing their HIV status to their most recent sex partner (55.6 %), and 19.8 % reported having 2 or more sex partners in the past month.
The judge's 2001 financial disclosure forms show that he held stock and royalty interests in 15 oil and gas companies, which account for about half the assets disclosed.
Before Ms. Frey took the stand Tuesday, the judge met with the prosecutors and Mr. Peterson's lawyers in his chambers for about a half-hour, but disclosed no details about the session.
In the two half-year periods disclosed, one from 2014, and one form 2015, Match saw its direct revenue from abroad slow from $137.6 million to $129.9 million.
In 2008, fewer than half of these groups disclosed donors, and so far this year, fewer than one-third.
The pay of chief executives has not been disclosed by half the companies, but Sam Laidlaw, the boss of Centrica –which owns British Gas – was paid £5m last year.
In more than half of the cases disclosed by investigators, the price increases were made by a middleman that bought the medicines from manufacturers and repackaged them for hospitals or doctors.
