Sentence examples for half of service from inspiring English sources

Pentagon data show that in recent years about half of service members who committed suicide never deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan.

First, while claiming that staff retention is better than at its rivals, Cazenove wants a currency to pay its staff that is more immediately alluring than the prospect of a partnership after a decade and a half of service.

Now, while almost half of service members identify as independent, the other half have defined themselves in political terms, and on the whole are more conservative and less moderate than the general public.

He's not the only startup CEO to scale back his involvement in Twitter recently: Today it was confirmed that Flipboard CEO Mike McCue has departed Twitter's board of directors after a year and a half of service there, reportedly in part because of Twitter's changing position toward the API ecosystem.

During his year and a half of service, this growth has only increased in velocity (in part because of Matthew's guidance).

So says one of American Airlines' slick new commercials which just happened to pop up on my office television at precisely the same time I was reading a HuffPo article on American Airlines CEO Tom Horton's 20 million dollar 'golden parachute' for his year and a half of service during American's bankruptcy (about a million dollars per month of service, give or take).

"Where people are not receiving the quality of care they deserve, we will demand action – and we are now able to demonstrate that half of services have improved following re-inspection.

The report also raised concerns about a variation in standards, pointing out just over half of services looked at were commissioned jointly by councils and NHS trusts.

Today you get a complete service tomorrow half of the service, this is what discourages us" (FGD, Mbulu DC, CHF members).

More than half of the service revenues came from outpatient services for the TCM hospitals, while outpatient service revenues were less than half for the general hospitals.

Mr. Waxman described the battle with Mr. Dingell as painful, but praised his rival's half century of service in Congress.