Sentence examples for half has to from inspiring English sources

That the play avoids this, at least in its first half, has to do with the pure theatricality of its presentation, which has been overseen with wit and resourcefulness by the director Gemma Bodinetz.

"The biggest problem," he said, "is that N.Y.U. is still saying it has to grow by six million square feet and that half has to go into your neighborhood".

"Half of today's announcement has to do with their being really the first indication of June and the other half has to do with the strategic decisions that the company has made," Mr. Strauss said.

However if you're thinking that all your other half has to do is exercise some willpower you might be surprised to learn that recent research has challenged the idea that obesity is simply the result of the individual "eating too much and doing too little".

When Funding Societies enters a new market, it can probably port about 50% of its tech and business model from its previous market, but the other half has to be built from ground up to account for economic and cultural differences, he adds.

About half had to do with sexual orientation.

Ford, particularly in the first half, had to play behind a well-beaten pack.

Now at least half have to meet in the evenings or weekends because so many women are working".

City, so in control in the first half, had to hang on to earn three valuable points, Yaya Touré finishing the home fightback in the 78th minute.

TAMPA, Fla .— What do rolling up a metal frying pan like a streudel or breaking a soda can in half have to do with baseball?

Half of the interviewees had at least some time for the search, whereas the other half had to move quite urgently.